As I've expanded my casting and loading operations more and more since I started in the middle of 2020 the desk that I have in my spare bed room on which my presses are located has ended up being a mess. I am not a messy person but I am finding it difficult to organize all the different things that need to be separated. I have increased my yogurt intake significantly to have more 1 qt yogurt cups to put boolits in, I got two sets of plastic shelving (which aren't really heavy duty enough to hold much/any lead, so these are limited to brass, powder, tools and the like), I have nearly a dozen ammo cans full of powder and primers and ammo and such, a bucket full of smaller nested buckets for dirty brass, sorted clean brass, unsorted brass... The tumbler is always getting moved out of the way here and there along with a couple buckets of media. Fortunately my actual casting equipment is not extensive and is contained in the garage. I don't even load but a few different types of ammo. I cast maybe 8 different boolits and have some of them separated into batches of different hardnesses. The main problem is having different containers of the same thing at different stages of preparation, which is of course avoidable if one just does each step to all pieces at once but that isn't always feasible for a variety of reasons. So with multiple cups of each boolit you cast and each type of round you are loading, at least one press, a lube sizer, a powder measure, everything else you are working with, what organization system works for you? I am particularly interested in systems that work for those working in smaller spaces. I have practically a whole small bedroom at my disposal and I am about to move the setup into a different one so I am trying to develop a good plan for getting everything organized as I move it in there. The bedroom is about 10x11. I am thinking some type of sturdy system of small but deep drawers for various bullets, brass, die sets, ect. that are exposed to show what is in them and also removable would be good. Anyone use anything like that?