Imagine if you're walking through some Mart where there's multiple vendors in booths. A booth might be 30 ft. And you walk around a u-shape and at thigh high. You've got the scoop bins and it face high. You've got the pull lever bins.

I've got them all.

A single bin can hold four full size tools (drill, sabersaw, etc) and associated supplies if I organize it tight. But I don't need to. I've got more than enough bins.

And the hot glue gun.

I scrubbed them in my tub for a while and then I alcohol spray just to be sure.

I'm going to organize both my woodworking tools and supplies and my kitchen with them.

I think I'll put them in the fridge for isolation. I can stack them in my bedroom and put my clothes in them. I love these things.

I'm in the process of closing out my downstairs wood shop and moving everything upstairs to actually be working on the kitchen in place. They showed up at the perfect time.

I saw them being stacked next to the building at the free place a few days back and saw this horrible filthy mess of plastic. And I envisioned all the things I could do with them and there's no way I could possibly ever afford them. You need a whole bunch to make sense and I was thinking maybe they'd be five bucks a pop.

Free! Take them all!

I've spent the last couple of months reorganizing and reorganizing and pulling things out and putting things back and reorganizing because the bottom line is there's no such thing as ever enough space. I anticipated hanging everything on the wall sooner or later. This is better. But there is the concept of wanting to see everything and have everything within reach. I think these are the best compromise possible.