Craft / painting / art / miniature / drying / random tray

Have you ever just finished painting something, set them out to dry, and then had to move everything because apparently it's dinner time and your family needs the kitchen table?

Or maybe you just finished painting 36 little chevron pieces for that gorgeous Stargate and you need to move them elsewhere so you can work on something else?

Does someone keep throwing out that one piece of cardboard you use so you don't get paint (or glue) all over your desk?

This is the gadget for you! Each tray is 2mm thick and full of small, medium, or large hex holes (or solid with a lip). This gives them some flexibility while remaining rigid enough to not drop everything on the floor when picked up. And each tray is available in multiple sizes, so the only limit is your bed size!

There are a variety of attachments that snap on to any flavor of tray: edge lip (straight or corner), raised corner pieces (that fit into each other, allowing for various heights when stacking), connectors (in an edge to edge or corner to corner version), and a handle (which also works as a riser when upside down).

I originally made these so I had a way for other people in my home to safely (and quickly) move the stargate pieces I'd set out to dry on the kitchen table (because someone kept throwing out my painting cardboard...), but then found that they're really useful when painting small pieces. It's so much easier to lift a small tray with 36 tiny pieces than to move each piece by itself.