Empty boxes. I save them but I don't know why. About 15 years ago I threw a bunch away or gave some away. Now I have a big stack of them again.
I use them for nuts and bolts. Pieces and parts. Sh!t and stuff. But I was wondering what others have done with their empty boxes.
Watcha say?
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My wife uses some of mine for crafts and whatnot. Cool ones I keep, others toss.
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I have a good friend who covers them in cigar labels
and other assorted fabrics, then sells them as 'art'.
If you ever want to unload some, let me know
& I'll cover your postage.:-)
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I've used a couple to put beads in, they are great because they are shallow and the beads are spread out / more surface area. Others I have given to friends for whatever they wanted, one guy is making a cigar box guitar with his son as a hobby project, I gave him a large box (2) and a couple for his son, smaller box for smaller guitar.
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I use the cabs and SLB boxes for singles and the dress boxes make great bonfire starters and smell great in the process.
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I've got a small box that I use for bands, matches from shops, and extra lighters. It's actually getting a bit full, I should probably get another one.
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I hoard them like those freaks on TV. Now my basement is full of them. It's a sickness i tell ya.
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I have used 4 to make custom gun storage. Cut foam to fit in box and then cut out for the pistol and mags if needed. They stack nice in the safe!
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:-)

One addition: my wife tries to sell the one's I don't plan on keeping at our neighborhood yard sale. She probably sells about 1/2 of them.
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Depending on how they look, remove the tops and create a wall collage of your favorite smokes in your man cave and/or area.
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I used to save them, then the spare bedroom was too cluttered, now just throw them out, or take them to the shop and sell them.
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I usually burn them
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My wife also sells my empty boxes at the garage sell. My local B&M made a display wall with the empty boxes, and everyone loves it. Now a lot of the guys are doing this in their houses.
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Once I get my man/cave built (hopefully this year) I plan on doing that too.
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I'm planning on making a light stand out of them.
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You better save the nice ones cause the FDA want all art work removed from them.
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:-) The "FDA"?:-)
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I think he meant "NSA".
:-)
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As Bob said:

:-) The "NSA"? :-)
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Nope FDA. Check this out: http://cigarobsession.com/2014/03/03...s-and-the-fda/

If the regulations are passed without modifications you can kiss walk in humis, cigar box artwork and advertising good-bye. The FDA would be able to regulate the amount of nicotine within a cigar and new blends would have to be submitted for approval through the FDA, much like experimental drugs. Seriously scary stuff.

As for empty boxes, I use them to hold all sorts of odds and ends kind of stuff. They make for handy storage of pipe smoking accessories as well.
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