The shelf
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What is here
1,136 rows: 646 containers and 490 closures. 5 mL to 2,000 mL with a median of 118.
By material
351 PET, 117 glass, 100 HDPE and 78 PP. All four are non-magnetic, which matters for one leaf and is otherwise unremarkable.
By format
376 bottles, 255 jars, 13 tubs and pails and 2 tubes. The jars are the part of this shelf the craft actually wants.
By size
25 containers at 15 mL or under, 84 at 30 or under, 183 at 60 or under and 336 at 120 or under. The small end is real and it is where a parts collection lives.
The families that matter
123 PET single wall jars, 26 PP single wall jars, 20 glass straight sided jars and 22 double wall round base jars.
The PET single wall jar is the parts jar
123 of them. Clear, light, stackable, cheap enough to buy forty, and wide enough to get a finger in. For this craft it is the format.
What is missing, first
Compartment boxes. A modeller sorting fifty screw sizes uses a divided tray, and there is not one in this catalog. A tray of forty small jars is the substitute and it is a real one.
What is missing, second
Anything flat. Photoetch frets and decal sheets are rectangles that must not bend, and every container here is a cylinder or a tub.
Which are both worth saying at the start of a conversation
A customer looking for decal storage is not served here. One looking for forty matching parts jars is served well.
How to shop it
One jar size, bought in quantity, clear, with a lid that latches. Then a second size for the few things that need it. Resist buying forty different containers.