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Primarily corded for me. I have an older Milwaukee (great), a pair of Ridgid (meh, but they were cheap and came from the hot deals), and a porter cable (really good, and also from hot deals). Oh and a brushless Ridgid. I grab it for quick jobs or ones that are in the yard and pulling an ext...

If you don't already have one, a camera watching that line would be good.

Or maybe they didn’t have a garage to work in. Ever set a wrench down in the sun and come back to it an hour later?

Thanks! I agree and as a result, have hoarded a small hardware store worth of bits and bobs. Here's my drawer of mainly automotive electrical. I neglected to get a before picture and please stop me if I ever try to buy and heat shrink or ring terminals again...

Thanks! I grabbed a set of these today at the $11 price.

And several dozen lifetimes worth of pins/clips/keys... I can't throw these out because I do use these on rare occasion, but it is rare. Before After

Welcome to the GJ. But it is best for your wallet not to hang out in any of the deal threads…

And the drawer full of random plastic stuff and screw covers (free with HD bins) and stainless (much of it collected over the last few years)

Yep, time flies! Here's my hoard of machine screws and other random bits; before and after

And the screw drawer before and after. This the top drawer, used the most.

Here's my nail drawer (plus some drywall screws), before and after. I don't think any of the nail were in the HD score.

I also use propane. I inherited my grandfathers setup but would also suggest looking for a used setup.

And here's the metric drawer before and after minor updates. I don't use much metric.

I have used them building my wife's raised beds, but I can't think of many other things. I don't use them often either as this is how many I have left after 19 years. I got these bins and all of the included hardware on 10/27/2007. I have several lifetimes worth of many items, especially the...

Here's my drawer of lag screws. These have been pretty heavily depleted over the years. I have considered buying some to restock ... The size labels are not exact, but close. 1/4" and 5/16 under 1/4, 3/8 and larger under 7/16. And yes the bin labeled 1/4x6 has carriage bolts. That drawer is...

Those are a very good solution. And they are nice in that you can take a box with you. I have gotten to the point that I will toss some, but will still clean and sort hardware that is in good condition. And here is drawer number four - 1/2" (again, no before picture, only after). Main change...

And 7/16. I once again forgot to get a before photo. Bumper crop of 2-1/2" bolts...

Prior to scoring these bins, I had about 30 square jelly jars in a drawer of my tool box. They worked for small stuff, but not longer bolts and screws. Here's drawer number three: 3/8 hardware. But again, I forgot to grab a before photo. Main change was removal of the divider flag and making...

A little stash like @Craig Balzer was my goal but instead I ended up with a large hoard. Here’s my second drawer, 5/16” both before and after. Besides removing the flag from the dividers, my goal was to make room for the added galvanized nuts and washers (in the ziplock bags)

TLDR version - I acquired these bins (and many lifetimes of hardware) 19 years ago and it's time to reorganize. I have shared pictures of these in the past but am in the middle of reconfiguring them and thought I would share the details. I know there are people that would rather purchase...