Unique (?) work bench

[Outlander]

http://montreal.kijiji.ca/c-buy-and-sell-tools-tool-storage-benches-Table-cabinet-etablie-de-travail-mobile-Working-bench-W0QQAdIdZ465615571

What would you put in those 2 tilting bins? Is it unique? Maybe everybody, but me, has one?

 

[CARS]

My dad has a tilting bin in his shop. The cabinets are from the kitchen when he renovated it a few decades ago.

Originally the bin held flour. Now it holds oil-dry.

 

[the gypsy]

http://montreal.kijiji.ca/c-buy-and-sell-tools-tool-storage-benches-Table-cabinet-etablie-de-travail-mobile-Working-bench-W0QQAdIdZ465615571

What would you put in those 2 tilting bins? Is it unique? Maybe everybody, but me, has one?

Hey Outlander my name is Pat and I wanted to say, I was thinking the same thing.So what would you put in those bins.
I think that workbench comes from a Pharma lab. IMO

 

[Outlander]

Hey Outlander my name is Pat and I wanted to say, I was thinking the same thing.So what would you put in those bins.
I think that workbench comes from a Pharma lab. IMO

Hey Pat. The best I could come up with was either rags (which would probably result in a fire), or something loose like oil-dry. The alternative is to remove them and make a space underneath. If that bench was $100 that's what I would do. For nearly $400, someone else needs to get creative

 

[DaleK]

I'd look at putting some wiring or maybe fuel line reels in there and feed them out but not at that price.

 

[the gypsy]

Hey Pat. The best I could come up with was either rags (which would probably result in a fire), or something loose like oil-dry. The alternative is to remove them and make a space underneath. If that bench was $100 that's what I would do. For nearly $400, someone else needs to get creative

If I am not mistaken, I have seen the other products/material he sells and it is Pharma related. This is why I thought it may be a workbench also related to the pharma industry. I don't think there are many oil/dry rags lying around in that type of industry.

 

[venturesomerite]

Looks to be from a commercial kitchen to me. Tilting bins could be good for garbage.

 

[ckadams00]

It's a baker's table - the bins are used to keep dry goods like sugar and flour with a scoop. You could use them and just fill them up with drill cases, etc. I wouldn't think there would be much room or ease in reconfiguring them - especially at that price!

 

[skulldrinker]

Buns, rolls, french bread for beef sangwiches.