Transporting 1000-5000 chips for my business (2 Viewers)

[TricksoftheSpade]

I was just about to say this. A Milwaukee pack out, or similar is the way to go. Could move 5k chips no problem. They have different sized ones so you can take 2k, 3k, etc

Thanks yea my current setup is husky buildout (see above) very similar. Think my solution is to retrofit the 1k inventory trays in the totes

 

[surfik]

 

[TricksoftheSpade]

You joke but I do actually have a trailer for hauling tables

 

[dizzyChipper]

Thanks yea my current setup is husky buildout (see above) very similar. Think my solution is to retrofit the 1k inventory trays in the totes

Could be as easy as foam tray foam tray foam sandwiches with the next tote on top.

 

[TricksoftheSpade]

yea that's what I'm thinking. Also thinking about the drawer modules, but they're twice as much money. Could be beneficial to have one of those on each stack or so. I'll update with pics as I nail down my set up in the coming weeks/months

 

[TheHarmacist]

One of my neighbors transports his ceramics in those cheap acrylic stackers but stacked on top of each other in a backpack. His backpack is one of those board game backpacks with a solid structure. It works pretty well for him and it's a super fast and easy way to transport if you're not worried about dropping the thing. But then again, these were only 500 chips.