Yes i'm a bucket fan, you certainly can't have enough buckets or tubs or containers to organise bits.
I'm normally not very organised, I prefer to work in more of a chaotic way, to an outsider it looks like
i've no idea but things come together in the end.
but
e-waste scrapping doesn't seem to work very efficiently if your not well organised, at the start I just assumed
it would all come together but quickly realised double & triple handling of anything is just a waste of valuable time.
so I been organising my garage to suit scrapping, got a long way to go but I've most of my buckets in place.
Here's my garage desk, it's where I sit and chill out.
mostly i'm there at night time doing little fiddly things whilst listening to music.
the bucket on the desk is my bucket bong, sometimes I like to have a few to get into it.
the buckets here are suited to that type of work, little fiddly bits and higher traffic items.
the coffee tin is normal batteries to be recycled..
on the floor in front of my chair is two incoming bit tubs, basically all the little bits I pull off boards,
heat sinks that need cleaning up, little transformers ect that need to be put in it's bucket..
further up I just stack mobo's as they don't fit into anything well, but here's another form of bucket,
a heavy old filing cabinet with a T bar padlocked so it's like a safe..
on top of the cabinet is two microwaves that are temporary cpu/ram chip cabinets..
in the filing cabinet there's one for finger cards and one for kept h/d's..
one for cables and wires I keep..
and the bottom one is for more plugs and finger things..
need to cut it short as we can only post 10 pictures in one post it seems..
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Originally Posted by MattInTheHat
sometimes you need big boy buckets too.
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