How I organize my scrap area, making scrapping easier and more efficient.

I read this thread to find tips to organize my shed to be a good place to work. It has shown me thus.
1. I have a lot of cleaning and moving around to do.
2. I need a LOT more boxes for parts, really need to label as well.
3. Now I have a goal to how full/amount of stuff I should be breaking down one day down the road.



On a side note, with only having so much room what do you all do with larger objects? I want to stick with E-scrap as a hobby but from time to time I see larger stuff. I know my yard will only take shred if its 100+pounds, I don't want to store stuff and junk up my yard/smaller shed but can't really pass up free cash. It may end up with me breaking and turning the back corner of my yard into a "hold till full spot"

Originally Posted by Trickcard

I read this thread to find tips to organize my shed to be a good place to work. It has shown me thus.
1. I have a lot of cleaning and moving around to do.
2. I need a LOT more boxes for parts, really need to label as well.
3. Now I have a goal to how full/amount of stuff I should be breaking down one day down the road.

On a side note, with only having so much room what do you all do with larger objects? I want to stick with E-scrap as a hobby but from time to time I see larger stuff. I know my yard will only take shred if its 100+pounds, I don't want to store stuff and junk up my yard/smaller shed but can't really pass up free cash. It may end up with me breaking and turning the back corner of my yard into a "hold till full spot"

Get a small trailer to load up your shred or flatten what you can like towers and store it in the shed. I keep mine out of sight behind the barn . But a lil awning might work for you .