📐 Eisco Labs Wooden Capacity Slots Review

Yes, I'm an idiot. I got this thing as a fountain pen when I got tired of my expensive fountain pen collection getting stuck in the pen cup on my desk. (By expensive, I mean pens that cost around $40-$75; not $200 or more; don't worry.) For some reason, it looks great on my desk as a pen. Bracket, not a test tube rack. :-) The construction is solid, no sticky lumps of glue, scratches, tool marks and the like.

I love this test tube holder and use it to keep my brushes in their own tube. However, the plastic tubes I bought slipped out of the little indentations on the bottom when I replaced the brushes after use. I had to glue a strip of velcro to the bottom and then a piece of velcro to the bottom of each tube. I also use a stand to hold my saw blades and I also attached it with velcro. I also had to glue both holders to the sides of the rack. They kept slipping out. Now everything works fine. Watch…

Like other reviewers, I use this fountain pen with ink and it works great for it. The wood and finishes are good quality and attractive, and like other Eisco products I've purchased, this shelf is well built and solid. It's of great value for storing test tubes or other delicate items you use or collect (pens, razors, pencils, art brushes, spice tubes, etc.). That would be my favorite wooden shelf. excluding the various styles of wooden test tube racks manufactured by Eisco and sold by Revain…