i made mine with 1.5" pvc with caps and label the ends.then us plywood with holes.would like to see how every one else does it.the way i have mine set up it takes up alot of room on top of my welder.i was thinking of a way that i could hang them from my rafters

 

Same here, but they are only capped on the bottom.

I built a little rack to store them vertical next to my welding table.


I would rather store them horizontal to prevent dust from getting on them, so I just wipe them off before tigging.

 

In a heated chamber. That's how they are suppose to be stored....

 

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i've not seen tig filler stored in a heater. i've seen 6013 SMAW rods in a heater and other SMAW rods, but not tig filler.

i usually just keep them in the box they came in on a rack above my welding table so they are within close reach.

 

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i've not seen tig filler stored in a heater. i've seen 6013 SMAW rods in a heater and other SMAW rods, but not tig filler.

i usually just keep them in the box they came in on a rack above my welding table so they are within close reach.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Yes, Anything with flux already in it should be stored in at least a dry place.

I like it when Tig rod comes in those nice durable plastic containers. I had to get some local one time and it came in a flimsy *** cardboard box. That's what the PVC is usually used for.

 

I have the blue twist top plastic containers.

 

Same here, but I have long plastic tubes with plastic covers to store the filler rods

 

i have like everyone else, 1 1/2" pvc with caps on both ends. I originally order a ton of rod so i literally have 20 pipes full of 308, 309, 4043, 5356 in sizes from .030, 1/16, 3/32, 1/8.