Cool New way to save space for your dvds
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Cool New way to save space for your dvds
I found a new cool way to save some space on my sheleves. I bought a bunch of 2 disc dvd cases at office depot and put all my sequels in them. For instance Barbershop 1 and 2 are together in one case. So are blade 1 and 2. I just take the first one and put the cover inside the 2 disc case. Then I put the first disc in the case then the sequel. Looks very cool and saves space too. Now I don't throw away the other case it just goes into storage in my attic. Cool idea or what?
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Re: Cool New way to save space for your dvds
Originally posted by orangeguy
I found a new cool way to save some space on my sheleves. I bought a bunch of 2 disc dvd cases at office depot and put all my sequels in them. For instance Barbershop 1 and 2 are together in one case. So are blade 1 and 2. I just take the first one and put the cover inside the 2 disc case. Then I put the first disc in the case then the sequel. Looks very cool and saves space too. Now I don't throw away the other case it just goes into storage in my attic. Cool idea or what?
I found a new cool way to save some space on my sheleves. I bought a bunch of 2 disc dvd cases at office depot and put all my sequels in them. For instance Barbershop 1 and 2 are together in one case. So are blade 1 and 2. I just take the first one and put the cover inside the 2 disc case. Then I put the first disc in the case then the sequel. Looks very cool and saves space too. Now I don't throw away the other case it just goes into storage in my attic. Cool idea or what?
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Originally posted by devynal
Way to crap.
Way to crap.
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This may be a good idea if you are desperate for space, but for the majority of people who enjoy showing their collections, it doesn't make too much sense. To each his own I guess
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The only one I have done this with is Superman 1 & 2. Since it is basically one story and I don't own 3 & 4. Found some really cool coverart for 1 but 2 was always lacking, hence putting them in the same case.
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I combine DVDs into multi-disc Alphas when the discs coming Digipaks or are miniseries or Star Trek series. In a couple of instances I've added the CD soundtrack to the larger keepcase - "Psycho" & the R2 "Basic Instinct" are exanples.
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Interesting, but my Blade 2 is 2 discs and that would make 3 discs if I wanted to combine the movies somehow.
I do have 2 discs that I transfered into 1 box, but that was American Pie and the Behind the Crust Disc (which I considered an eye sore)
Anyways, I think you should do some remodeling and make it so your attic is climate controlled with nice bookcases where you can keep all your DVDs together (seeing that that's where you put the extra cases).
I do have 2 discs that I transfered into 1 box, but that was American Pie and the Behind the Crust Disc (which I considered an eye sore)
Anyways, I think you should do some remodeling and make it so your attic is climate controlled with nice bookcases where you can keep all your DVDs together (seeing that that's where you put the extra cases).
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Originally posted by DVD Josh
This isn't a cool idea, it's not even a good idea.
This isn't a cool idea, it's not even a good idea.
I've been doing that for awhile. With a little over 600, I'm just plain running out of room. I have both entertainment centers filled plus my Star Trek TOS and MASH in a binder. So I've started combining any chance I get. I had a few 3 and four discers lying around that helped. I'm going to buy some 5 and 6 disc cases for a few sets like Pink Panther and Die Hard.
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Sell what you don't need... it's always worked for me.
If you have to spend money on cases (and go through the trouble of taking out covers, et cetera) why not just buy a shelf? Better yet, make a shelf!
If you have to spend money on cases (and go through the trouble of taking out covers, et cetera) why not just buy a shelf? Better yet, make a shelf!
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Sell what you don't need... it's always worked for me.
If you have to spend money on cases (and go through the trouble of taking out covers, et cetera) why not just buy a shelf? Better yet, make a shelf!
Sell what you don't need... it's always worked for me.
If you have to spend money on cases (and go through the trouble of taking out covers, et cetera) why not just buy a shelf? Better yet, make a shelf!
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Buying a shelf is a whole lot easier than building one.
I've got one of these and it holds 80 single-wide keepcases (5 shelves x 16 keepcases).
Fortunately, I got mine at an auction for $5, but I'm thinking about buying another or two eventually.
I've got one of these and it holds 80 single-wide keepcases (5 shelves x 16 keepcases).
Fortunately, I got mine at an auction for $5, but I'm thinking about buying another or two eventually.
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Originally posted by Michael Corvin
Yeah, building a shelf is a whole lot easier than sliding a piece of paper out of a plastic case.
Yeah, building a shelf is a whole lot easier than sliding a piece of paper out of a plastic case.