I cut an overhead door spring a few years ago (lengthwise), and ended up with a TON of rings about 3 1/2" ID. I used a lot of them on gates (for "hooks") and various other small projects around the farm. I even used several (with some added chains) as hangers for painting projects. I have almost all of them used up between my place and several others. I've even made cup holders out of a few (they weren't SS, though). As for the bins - I could sure use about 10 of them around for small bolts, nuts, washers, etc. One of the local Amish guys came up with about 40 of those SS rings, and we used them on some harness/pole projects he was building. Back when I tested bolts and metal at a Materials and Research lab, we ALWAYS had tons of "leftovers". We had to get rid of them somehow, so most of them went home with one of us. I still have a stash of SS bolts, and A325's, among other things.
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