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Answers
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/2679577427d13b4e8513a641/w/1e9edde7e2cde1617682453f/e/40c61813a15e5397d9823bc8
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/296a16ab7f5422287828dd13/w/808473937c84e0aa22c65eb3/e/d1bb6caef4acf06943a1fd14
Having a separate document for every part you make is pretty old school and was because it was a requirement for older CAD systems.
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/c7971a04ce49f973b601aa5f/w/57799bf154d78f0f0314ea3d/e/972005ef692f2eb073fa3a5f
Thus, if the "bowl, bench top vice, and the plastics" don't share a life cycle, they should obviously not be in the same document, either.