How do you store your balsa?

[leccyflyer]

Finished the top decks of my under bench balsa rack this afternoon. The basic construction is a ply box, with a couple of shelves and internal dividers. This upper stage provides 9 pigeon holes which are set up for 4" wide balsa. 36" lengths are completely swallowed up, but 48" lengths stick out a wee bit at both ends. The dividers are offset, per layer, to allow for screwing the assembly together.

All the individual sheets are weighed and have their weight and calculated density written on them - I like the idea of colour coding the end grain with a felt pen that I saw online and might borrow that. I plan on adding a second deck to the lower stage, which will let me spread the balsa out a bit more. The pigeon holes will take about 30 sheets of 3/32" balsa, so those more popular sizes are pretty full at the moment.

[Don Fry]

I’ve got a big ARTF box of balsa and kindred woods. Full mind.

That space, three visible radiators, reduced me to sharpening pitchfork envy. 

[Don Fry]

AND,  have I spotted a dozen years of kits. 

[leccyflyer]

Just two radiators Don and I don't think there are any kits in the pictures -there's a VNRFT P-38 Lightning on the other bench though. ?

[David Davis]

I keep mine in old kit boxes:

 

4 ft lengths in a Foam-E WOT 4 kit box.

1 metre/1 yard lengths of sheet in an old Seagull Decathlon box.

Stripwood in an old Baron Models Baron kit box.

 

It works for me.

[Don Fry]

10 hours ago, leccyflyer said:

Just two radiators Don and I don't think there are any kits in the pictures -there's a VNRFT P-38 Lightning on the other bench though. ?

What I see through a green haze is my affair.

[Paul De Tourtoulon]

With the price of Balsa over here I am going to invest in a safe,,,,

 

 Seriously, on a shelf in the garage nothing fancy.