Metal Drops and Scraps Bin

Organizing buckets of odd pieces of scraps and metal cut-offs, I build a graduated sorting bin to keep things organized.
scrap bin
metal drops organizer
shop organization
Festool Track Saw
Sawstop table saw
Dewalt cordless nailer

[@graypowerdog5153]

Another great video. Thanks

[@JimG31547]

Boy with the shop so well organized you will need to start a new winter project soon.

[@johnwenzel9252]

Good job Frank, thanks!

[@tomtruesdale6901]

Great job on that bin. I love using those furniture dollies for mobile bases. I need to make one like that for both my wood and metal scraps.

[@markg9674]

Awesome job, Frank.

[@dennissmith8199]

Great project, Frank. I could use a bin like that myself. Good video.

[@majenness]

Hi Frank, great job... You can't go wrong with Festool. You might want to consider a guide rail square that will ensure squareness when working after the initial cut all following side cuts will be 90 degrees to the previous cut (no guessing if it is 90 degrees or not). I have the TSO guide rail squares which are excellent and compatible with a number of manufacturer tracks. including Festool. I've got both the Makita and Milwaukee track saws. They both work great as well. Best of luck in your future usage..

[@woodandmetalshoptime8048]

I need the square, you are right. Coming soon to a channel near you. LOL.

[@leebernardo1000]

You could have used pocket hole screws for the bin dividers. That would have been plenty strong, especially with the glue

[@woodandmetalshoptime8048]

doh! of course!

[@mattlane7888]

Ironically the wood storage were metal projects and the steel was a wood project!

[@woodandmetalshoptime8048]

You are right! I never realized that. How funny. Thanks for noticing.