Need Ideas For DIY-Ing

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>>1213422
You're going to want one of these, OP. Oh, and stop being a foggot.

Used to save cardboard in my shop for art projects but basically it just creates nests for bugs and spiders. After I started clearing it out there's much less of those little fuckers around. It's easy to get if you have a project in mind, no need to store it like some crazy hoarder 'just in case'.

>>1213495
Eh, I think I'll stop being a "foggot" and recycle like 90% of it, but I'll keep some of the large flat pieces

>>1213422
I only keep large pieces from water heaters or dishwashers, a few at the house a few on the truck.
Use them to keep from fucking up customers floors while using dolly or shoving shit around, under ladder or by wall to catch debris, something to lay on to not be on nasty floors.
Use them to work under truck, they catch the shit that falls or drips, and are easy to scoot/slide around on your back without a crawler.
Disposable and constantly being replaced. If they aren't too nasty, they are put in recycling bin.
Other than that it is trash or recycle

>>1213422
stick it all together to form a sandwich then carve a sculpture

>>1213422
Troll post and sage

>>1213422
> Hay /diy/ I am an obsessive compulsive horder and I have all this junk wat do?

These threads are cancer.

>>1213422
A fort? Dis I get it right?

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>>1213422
Have a fireplace? You can build cardboard fire logs to burn and heat your home. You need a shredder and some round cylinders to press the cardboard in, oh and some water. Guess what though, it's time consuming and probably messy.

>>1213422
make a fire hazard.