Ammo 17 Ml Ammo Storage System

Question: Would you as a modelmaker expect to receive a kit without instructions? Obviously not. So why does a hobby accessory supplier provide this product without any guidance as to how to fit all the parts together!! You have to work out for yourself how to fix it together. No guidance on how to make it fix together (looks like you'll need good wood glue and probably some small screws (oh and a second pair of hands would be useful)!What is a good item in theory is really, really spoiled by a lack of common sense on the part of the manufacturer and also by the manufacturer's agent as the UK supplier. Come on guys get your act together!!!

No instructions (but not too hard to figure out)Absolute pain to put together, (had to dig out my old black & decker workmate to help)Good quality wood glue is a must (I went with gorilla).Tip - build the frame in two halves (top left, bottom right etc), ensuring they are at 90 degrees.When this is almost set, stand it on one side, double check the shelves & glue them into this one side, the glue the 'slots' in the other side, then bring it together (spare set of arms handy!). Let the glue start to bite, then put it on a flat surface & weigh it down, so it stays flat & leave it to fully setHope this helps you.When it is done and screwed to the wall it looks the business.Would I buy another, yes & I have (35ml version)

I think this is really good and stores the paint using the least possible space and they are easy to see and organise. It doesn’t come with instructions but even a novice model maker like myself but it together with little problem. I do think anything over £20 is expensive but if you shop around they are usually between £18 - £20, i now have three of these racks and will get more the more my paint collection gets bigger.

Works well and stores a lot of prints /pigments etc in a small area, make sure you assemble it in the correct order as the rows are staggered and there are no instructions.I managed to fit slightly larger bottles in by dremmeling out a couple of mm from the top row, it's not the strongest until its assembled, but once the glue has set its perfect for the job👍

Supplied as a flat pack without any instructions on how to put together. You will need wood glue or other adhesive to build it and none is supplied. If you are patient and take the time to dry fit the parts before gluing it's achievable but it's a very fiddly job, Once built it does the job and holds more paints than some of the alternatives. Unfortunately if left free standing on a work desk the downward facing angle of the rack makes it more difficult to view the paints and their label. I feel it would we better to wall mount in a higher position.

A great idea if, like me, you are short on space. You will need some quality wood glue and preferably an extra pair of hands (this is where a wife comes in handy!) as putting it together is a bit fiddly, but it's worth the effort. N.C.

Easy to assemble and strong once the glue has set. Clamps make assembly much easier for everyone’s info!

Very good storage unit, ideal for small work rooms. Though simple it would benefit from some instructions/construction tips.