After removing the upper doors and fronts and partially unloading the shelves.   I had boxes of all sizes stacked in the shelves which was a problem when you needed the one on bottom.   Only a few of the boxes I had stored are still there but you can see what a mess it was.   This area is 12" deep.  

Note the original builder didn't drive the screws up into the ceiling joists.  

Most of the bins are in place, you can see what a difference it makes.   Anyway I like it!  
I am not that fond of the pink colored plywood (poplar) but thats the way it comes.   Those pink bins take some getting used to!

Here I've removed the doors and facings of the lower bench on the East Wall.   Note the verticals, at the front, under the router bench, I had to add those when I removed the facing.    

Every thing removed from shelves on east wall.   You can see the rectangular hole where the router table was, and the cut white PVC airline on the far wall, left.    

Now the bench is removed and some of the pink storage boxes on whats left of theright shelves.   Also notethe cut white PVC airline on the far left wall.    

The North East corner with loading bench, lathe, and parts rack.   You can see the old window AC, It'll be replaced in 2020 with a mini-split.  

The area in the South East corner under the bench after removing the plywood boxing it in.   This area was very difficult to access, I found a bunch of things I didn't remember I had when I opened this up.   Note, the 2" white PVC vacuum line, will be removed, and the 1/2" air line will be moved back against the wall.

I also made some caddys (shallow boxes) with 1/2" dowel handles to fit inside the bins for storage of small parts.   These are the small boxes being glued.

Closer look at the caddys with dowel handle, kind of like a tool caddy.  

East and South East walls with all bins and cleats in place.  

One of the 24" deep bins (notch in back was for the vacuum line to the router table) with supports for a caddy.  

Shot under the East Wall bench showing the vacuum line to the router table.   You'll note the short piece of 2" PVC just to the right of the sweep Y, thas where the blast gate was before I made the 2" dust plenum and valves.

Tool caddy on top of leather working bin.  

With tool caddy in place.  

East wall with almost all the bins in place.  

Looking South East.   Notice the bins in the corner area that was hard to use before.

Removed the doors and facing from the South wall's upper cabinet, also replaced the frame with 2x2 (it was 1x2 and sagged badly), also I added the two verticals to support the two shelves from above.   You can see a piece of original frame, above the sink, with the paint brushes hanging from it.   I cut out a cabinet section above the sink so I don't have to hunch over anymore.   Heres what the South wall looks like now.

I put french cleats and some boxes on the wall above the sink.  

More junk in the lower cabinet.   This kind of storage makes me dig when I'm looking for something.

Next I removed the doors and facing from under the bench.   I also opened up the space under the sink, good place to store paint and gallon bottles.

I built a frame in the lower cabinet just to the right of the sink and made drawers.   I put a small LED light fixture under the shelf above the sink.   This place is starting to look a little better already.

All the miscellaneous stuff hanging on the walls and laying on the bench are in the top drawer, the other two are virtually empty, maybe I need more tools.   I still have to deal with all the boxes and stuff laying around under the bench.

24" deep bins on the lower shelves and everything tucked away.   Now it looks neater and I can find stuff when I need it.  

16" deep bins all in place on upper shelves and 24" bins on the lower shelves.   The whole thing is neat and very usable.  
Note the high bins have their handles low and the lower bins have their handles high.
Later I will rebuild the bench and it's shelves and add more large bins.
Note the plastic parts drawers on top of the bench, I'll move the to a new Parts Rack.

Planer / spindle sander bench as originally built.    

The planer/spindel sander bench with it's 3 more drawers.   You notice, I have begun labeling drawers with their contents.  

A little different angle on the planer bench.    

10" bandsaw & mortiser bench, as originally built.   At the time, I didn't know what I was going to use the extra space for, now, I do.    

The 10" bandsaw bench with it's 3 extra drawers.    

10" bandsaw/mortiser bench, again note the labels.