Orgainizing Your Workspace (56K warning)

Started by kurtlives, May 02, 2008, 10:43:32 PM

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cloudscapes

the table is actually longer than how it looks in the picture



the christmas lights o nthe other side of the room help with the atmosphere

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sleepybrighteyez

A Juno 106! What a fun keyboard. I almost bought one about ten years ago. I even had an old data cassette deck from my C64 to store my patches. I bought an Akai sampler instead, but I so should have gone with that Juno.

km-r

and the winner is......................................
Look at it this way- everyone rags on air guitar here because everyone can play guitar.  If we were on a lawn mower forum, air guitar would be okay and they would ridicule air mowing.

sean k

Hey Danielzink, that space you use is exceptionally great! Completely amazing ! I am so going to steal that idea of the loose leaf binder sitting up at the end of the bench... that is genius!

I'd definitely let you build my rocket ship!
Monkey see, monkey do.
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danielzink

Quote from: sean k on December 24, 2008, 04:04:55 PM
Hey Danielzink, that space you use is exceptionally great! Completely amazing ! I am so going to steal that idea of the loose leaf binder sitting up at the end of the bench... that is genius!

I'd definitely let you build my rocket ship!

Thanks !

Just when you think you want to throw that 30 year old high school band music stand away.....a light bulb goes on !

And my wife is constantly on my back about being a packrat....yeah...I showed her  ;D


That bench was thrown together in a weekend - I got those plastic bench corners from Nothern Tool, went to Home Depot and they cut the 4x8's to my dimensions. All I had to do was cut the 2x4's and screw the thing together.

The rubber mat on top is those grey rubber floor mats from Harbor Freight.

Dan

cloudscapes

the dual monitor setup is extra great if I want to read a schematic! or watch a movie if I'm bored (while I DIY)
it's hard for me to build stuff fi I dont at least have some visual/aural distraction.....
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Captainobvious99

Quote from: cloudscapes on December 24, 2008, 05:43:54 PM
the dual monitor setup is extra great if I want to read a schematic! or watch a movie if I'm bored (while I DIY)
it's hard for me to build stuff fi I dont at least have some visual/aural distraction.....

That monitor looks liek its as big as my friggin tv man... :o


Paul Perry (Frostwave)

I guess everyone is different, I can't work if there IS any distraction! The computer fan is what I like to hear.. anyway thanks everyone who is putting pics up, I'm moving house in a couple of months (after piling up stuff for 15 years here) and, it will be interesting.. as a first rule, I'm not taking anything that I haven't used or touched during the last five years. Same for the data books.. I think I will be working much more efficiently in a much smaller space. We shall see!

tiges_ tendres

#128
After being unable to work since May I have finally got a work space back!  The best Christmas present I could have hoped for!



I do have to share my space with a few other things but at least this way I can keep fit, do the laundry and tinker!



The punching bag to the left will come in very handy!  As will the hockey helmet

To celebrate I finished a project!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F88dT5wyvc4
Try a little tenderness.

bassmasta17

box doent work... hit the bag! i love it. :icon_twisted: haha im the 4000 view!!
i play bass.
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tiges_ tendres

Quote from: bassmasta17 on December 28, 2008, 07:45:00 PM
box doent work... hit the bag! i love it. :icon_twisted: haha im the 4000 view!!

That's right.  And if I spend too long in the garage, I can put the helmet on to deflect items thrown at me by my good lady wife!  Watch the car Luv!
Try a little tenderness.

Ripthorn



That's right.  And if I spend too long in the garage, I can put the helmet on to deflect items thrown at me by my good lady wife!  Watch the car Luv!
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That's why the washer/dryer are in there, you just tell her you were trying to get out a particularly nasty spot.  She realizes you did the laundry, and the hockey helmet becomes unnecessary.
Exact science is not an exact science - Nikola Tesla in The Prestige
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bassmasta17

well that leaves just one question what about the mirror?
i play bass.
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tiges_ tendres

Quote from: bassmasta17 on December 29, 2008, 10:37:36 AM
well that leaves just one question what about the mirror?

We just moved, I didnt yet find time to hang the mirror!  I might need that helmet if I dont get it hung soon!
Try a little tenderness.

demonstar

[quoteThat's why the washer/dryer are in there][/quote]
I'm sure he's just trying to minimize the time between causing the FeCl3 stain and putting the shirt in the wash.  :icon_lol:
"If A is success in life, then A equals x plus y plus z. Work is x; y is play; and z is keeping your mouth shut"  Words of Albert Einstein

tiges_ tendres

Quote from: demonstar on December 29, 2008, 02:43:07 PM
[quoteThat's why the washer/dryer are in there]
I'm sure he's just trying to minimize the time between causing the FeCl3 stain and putting the shirt in the wash.  :icon_lol:
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Are you kidding me?  If I put anything stained with Ferric in that brand new machine I think I would probably be moving outside.  Permanently!
Try a little tenderness.

Sody54

I suppose I could jump on the bandwagon.  Here's my bench at the moment.  No effects on it, but I'm wokring on installing a strat 5way switch in my fat tele.  The 3 storage units on the left are all organized by value (caps, resistors, pots).  Don't let the pic fool anyone, it usually looks like a tornado went through!




demonstar

#137
QuoteI suppose I could jump on the bandwagon.  Here's my bench at the moment.  No effects on it, but I'm wokring on installing a strat 5way switch in my fat tele.  The 3 storage units on the left are all organized by value (caps, resistors, pots).  Don't let the pic fool anyone, it usually looks like a tornado went through!



Wow, that is tidy! I gotta say I envy quite a lot of these dedicated diy spaces! I recognise that picture in the top left from somewhere on TV. A painting program in the US?
"If A is success in life, then A equals x plus y plus z. Work is x; y is play; and z is keeping your mouth shut"  Words of Albert Einstein

Sody54

Both of those paintings were done by a local artist here in Upper Michigan back in the late 70's.  They were left at the house when we bought it.  There are actually 6 or 7 similar scenes. 

dickwiewy

Quote from: cheeb on May 03, 2008, 11:20:50 PM
Cigar boxes are also your friend.
Maybe in small doses...I had about 200+ of them, each one holding about 20 tubes (thermionic vacuum types) with
their tested values and other notes written on the box lids. A kind old repairman gave me his collection. Anyway, I
packed these into a massive box and ignored them for 3 years until recently.

As I opened each box to check the inhabitants,  ???more and more chewed paper indicated I needed my gloves and possibly
a stunpike if I was to continue. >:(
//////////////////////////////////////// Long story longer, the rats had made a significant mess of my collection by gnawing and
urinating (on their home!) like they didn't care.

Synopsis:
You can't see what you've got in a cigar box until you open it. This is not conducive to
organized/efficient work methods.
Manic dangers lie hidden in hobbies thatsimulate mental detachment, causing bookworm dementia when out-of-body psyche, when in a state of libidoless ectasy, trips the trigger that springs a parallel dimension nerd snare-Robt. Williams