As I started to use my laser more and more, I noticed I had tons of scrap laser-cut-grade wood, plexiglass, leather goods, and other supplies. All these materials needed a home, a place where they could be organized and stored. The Chaos Cache was born from this need, a place where the raw materials for a project are stored and waiting for their moment. Its name is a perfect blend of a nerdy term and the workshop's motto, and its design—a metal frame with yellow and black caution stripes—gives it a dangerous, industrial aesthetic.

This station is the central hub for all the materials we use for the laser cutter. It’s where every scrap, no matter how small, has a home. It's a place where every material has a home, and every material is ready for its job, a place of organized chaos in the midst of our glorious mess.

The Chaos Cache is a vital tool that ensures every project has the resources it needs. It's a place of organization in a chaotic workshop. It's a quiet testament to the fact that chaos can lead to organization.