
Let's see your workbench!
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Re: Let's see your workbench!
pic is semi-old. I use a wes51 iron now.


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Re: Let's see your workbench!
I tidied up just a bit!



I love the smell of solder in the morning.
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I've been working at the dinner table for more than a month now. It looks like that first picture I posted haha... the scary one.
Fucking landlord and his cockamamie "renovations".
Fucking landlord and his cockamamie "renovations".

I love the smell of solder in the morning.
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nbabmf wrote:I've been working at the dinner table for more than a month now. It looks like that first picture I posted haha... the scary one.
Fucking landlord and his cockamamie "renovations".
i work on a tv dinner table

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BOOM

im like the oliver ackerman of workbenches
ill clean up later
AND REMEMBER SAFETY GOGGLES ALWAYS
stay cool kids


im like the oliver ackerman of workbenches
ill clean up later
AND REMEMBER SAFETY GOGGLES ALWAYS
stay cool kids
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here is where i build my 1 on 3 pedals that actually works!!! 

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You guys have such better work areas. I have to go back and forth between little "work stations" through out my house. My computer desk is also my main work area where any soldering, breadboarding, and planning take place. Painting is on one side of the garage, while drilling/cutting/"heavy work," is on the other. There's also a tone of extra crap stored in the garage and like 15 unfinished projects by my roommate and I that take up a lot of space...mostly because they deal with woodwork.
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there's some other shelves full of enclosures and such, a file cabinet of spraypaint, excess parts and pedals and some other equipment out of the frame. i need better lighting...



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You keep your guitars in that freezing cold workspace of yours?! 

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kind of old pics, but the last time everything was clean.
My kitchen is taken over too I have a whole cabinet of spraypaint, table with my etchant station, my paint toaster, and drill press.
my living room is "shipping" "receiving" covered in boxes.
thankfully my bedroom is saved, except for giant mouser and digikey catalogs I read before I go to sleep.
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Re: Let's see your workbench!
eniacmike wrote:
I like that setup

I make noise toys under Stomping Stones
[url=http://www.stompingstones.com[/url]
[url=http://www.stompingstones.com[/url]
oldangelmidnight wrote:This is the classic ILF I love. Emotional highs and lows. Scooped mids in my heart all day long.
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If you guys all combined your stations...a lot of sonic damage would be done. Wonder who the first to split from the group and do their own thing would be...either way, inspirational. Half the reason I haven't progressed is the lack of a work bench. Maybe if I buy one I'll be more inspired.
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Bellyheart wrote:If you guys all combined your stations...a lot of sonic damage would be done. Wonder who the first to split from the group and do their own thing would be...either way, inspirational. Half the reason I haven't progressed is the lack of a work bench. Maybe if I buy one I'll be more inspired.
It's really hard to be motivated to do something if you have to set up every time beforehand.
I make noise toys under Stomping Stones
[url=http://www.stompingstones.com[/url]
[url=http://www.stompingstones.com[/url]
oldangelmidnight wrote:This is the classic ILF I love. Emotional highs and lows. Scooped mids in my heart all day long.