How do you store your chains?

[Stihlman441]

Nothing fancy but it works.

 

[gr8scott72]

Here's mine. Long enough for the 32" bar and goes with me in the truck everyday.

 

[MrGiggles]

On a bar on a saw, and when they get worn out I hang 'em on the wall. I can see the reasoning behind carrying extra chains, but I rarely cut far from home so if I ruin one I grab another saw.

 

[7oaks]

way cool Scott!

 

[himiler]

Coffee cans

Best I've seen and adopted is a couple of small size plastic Folgers coffee cans. GREEN (Decaff) for the good chains, and RED (Regular) for the used/dull chains. They also come in big cans if you need em. I spray a bit of WD-40 in the bottom of both cans and I'm good to go. They're small enough to fit in a square chainsaw box, and you don't have to worry about which lid goes to what container. Easy to wash out or clean, and the price is right.
Steve

 

[bartlanz]

Not as artsy as many of yours, but it works, and expands to fit more easiliy...

 

[kspakland]

I hope this doesn't make too much sense, but here goes:
I fold my sharp chains and wrap them individually in a shop rag like a burrito, and then they are put in the box of saw related stuff for when I go cutting.
When I swap out a chain in the field, I put the dull chain loose in the box (don't matter what happens to it since it's dull anyway) and grab a fresh sharp chain.
Plus, I now have a clean shop rag handy in case I need to wipe my hands off or clean around the bar oil cap before filling it with oil.
If there is something special about a particular chain, I write on the rag with a marker.