containers for small amounts of powder

[ddeaton]

They are selling the stainless water bottles with the screw top lid now pretty cheap. Trying to get people to go Green with the water bottles. That would make a nice powder canister, just dont drink from it and mark it well.

[ddeaton]

Somewhere in the studio I should still have a box of 60's era 35mm film cans—the aluminum ones with a screw-on lid and the vinyl gasket. 70mm cans were larger, but only have a slip-on lid.
Let me know if you're interested.

Richard

When I was a kid, I used to get tons of these from my Grandpa, he worked in the dept that devloped the film from the old surveillance cameras in banks and such. I dont have any nowadays, just brings up memories

[hornsurgeon]

thanks for all the suggestions and offers. i'm going to stick with the metal pellet tin.

[WILCO]

thanks for all the suggestions and offers. i'm going to stick with the metal pellet tin.

How much powder will it hold????

[dougader]

I've used the old, brown, plastic vitamin bottles for years. The plastic never degrades IME and are easy to label.

[jimkim]

The heavier plastic analgesic type bottles ( Aleve, Ibuprofen, ect..) are great for small amounts of powder. They have a secure, child resistant bottle cap.

Shiloh

That's what I use. Tylenol and Advil bottles come in a variety of sizes.