Question What does your dive locker look like?
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Doctor Rig
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Nice Man Cave / Dive Locker! What more could a man want!I'm fortunate to have a nice size room that I call the scuba shack. It contains a general bench and a regulator repair bench, both with storage underneath. Then I've got a pegboard and hanging area for wings/SMBS and a rack for exposure suits. There's also a futon, but it seems to just collect additional gear!
A compressor apparently
I do miss my own compressor and banks, the neighbours not so much, never a complaint [that I know about].
I am on the look out for a new one.
I am on the look out for a new one.
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Really important is having clear paths, so you're not twisting and turning when carrying heavy stuff
and almost more important is having a good collection of broad base stools on rollerblade wheels
and just as important is if you're building a spot for never to be seen again dive gear have a creeper
and almost more important is having a good collection of broad base stools on rollerblade wheels
and just as important is if you're building a spot for never to be seen again dive gear have a creeper
Srsly! Mine’s stuffed (albeit neatly folded) into a mesh duffel bag and unceremoniously dumped into my closet. Obviously I don’t have enough gear
Despite appearances to the contrary, none of us do ..
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