use a cork bulletin board to organize your parts

[SUPER VELCROBOY]

it works and is cheap.
http://supervelcroboy.wordpress.com/2008/04/11/organizing-your-parts/

[petemoore]

  I have a styrofoam 'speaker bucket cabinet' it has various transistors stuck in it.

[SUPER VELCROBOY]

  I have a styrofoam 'speaker bucket cabinet' it has various transistors stuck in it.

so you stick them directly to the foam?

[dschwartz]

  I have a styrofoam 'speaker bucket cabinet' it has various transistors stuck in it.

it´is safe to do that with mosfets and cmos?

[petemoore]

 didn't stick a mosfet in there yet.
  that basement seems must be low voltage, as in damped down.
   Yupp, I stick the leads in the styro-foam so they're facing me/the light, and they're sort of organized.

[Dragonfly]

Anyone know where I can buy the worlds largest cork bulletin board ?

[David]

Back in the disco era, there used to be cork tiles available.  If they're still around, you could use those to make as big a board as you want!   

[BubbaKahuna]

Building supply stores carry cork in 1 foot squares as well as big sheets and sometimes in continuous rolls.
Glue it right onto a sheet of plywood and you've got one huge corkboard - and cheap too.
Run some corner edging around it and it looks all fancy!