>lots of techs also use paper cups in mostly the same way, but they >stack the paper cups as they go.
Gearheads like egg cartons, screws go in the little cups, larger parts go in the lid. I start at one end and fill the cups in order then reverse the sequence on reassembly.
The cardboard cartons are preferred since the cardboard soaks up the oil (only significant if you have one of the early steam powered powerbooks).
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