Screw Feeder - Simplified Design For Easy Assembly

Organization needs to be matched with functionality. That is the key to making the most of a small home workshop.

This was the inspiration behind my simplified screw feeder.
An organization and storage unit that offers immediate and easy access to the screws stored inside.

I designed the unit for my most used screw sizes. The ones I use on almost every project I make. Now I can just reach over and grab a handful.

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Should you choose to make or do anything as depicted on this channel you would do so at your own risk.

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