Here's a video I made of the shop before and after cleaning. Old water heaters make some good scrap iron bins. Cut them in half, weld on some legs and either drill holes in the top or weld on some loops for lifting. They fit well on a pallet, and hold a lot of small bits of scrap.
https://youtu.be/932_iwfdlIo
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