Show Your Workbench

[markeebee]

[1878]

HAHAHAHA !! Missus.

[sundgist]

And, finally, proof that mine isn't as eye-wateringly large as Sundgist's:

Aw. As long as it functions fine and you know how to use it, size shouldn't be an issue. 

Nice space you've got there.
I like those angled shelves. Any idea who makes / sells them?
I'm pretty sure I've got some of those uprights stashed away somewhere.

[markeebee]

They're made by a company called Sovella. I do some work for them now and then, and I've got a bunch of their stuff knocking around. PM me if you want a couple/few shelves and you can have em for free.

Actually, now I think of it, I've got to pick up an eBay purchase in Purley tomorrow evening - that's near you, isn't it? If so, I could even drop the shelves over to you.

[sundgist]

They're made by a company called Sovella. I do some work for them now and then, and I've got a bunch of their stuff knocking around. PM me if you want a couple/few shelves and you can have em for free.

Actually, now I think of it, I've got to pick up an eBay purchase in Purley tomorrow evening - that's near you, isn't it? If so, I could even drop the shelves over to you.

Thanks, much appreciated. A pair of those would be cool. If your coming up to Purley you'll probably drive right past my house.
I'll PM my details as soon as I can. I'm out on the road working and the net via my mobile is a bit flakey.

[deadastronaut]

nice butt!...

[frank_p]

He! you'd wonder why i even bother to post anything after that extreme copiuos amount of SPACE !



so here's mine anyway

This Boylstad book is good way to start in electronics, but I don't know how much people would really read it on their own. 760 pages of basic electricity theory. Not a transistor or opamp consideration. Had to go through this for my studies.  The sight of this book really makes me think about learning.

Salut J.F.
F.H.

[salocin]

Current workspace:

[JFX09]

Very  '' Saucerful of Components'' Salocin  : )

This Boylstad book is good way to start in electronics, but I don't know how much people would really read it on their own. 760 pages of basic electricity theory. Not a transistor or opamp consideration. Had to go through this for my studies.  The sight of this book really makes me think about learning.

Salut J.F.
F.H.

Salut Franque !

aH!   I'm such a book whore! I don't think I have ever opened this one yet, but I just couldn't resist: it seemed ''definitive'' on electricity theory. Being a book person, I can never resisst them. Got myself some nice  Gernsback this way. Basically, If it's got a schematic or a tube somewhere, i'm defensless.

state of affairs now:



I call it : solitude with snakes ... sigh...

[deadastronaut]

Very  '' Saucerful of Components'' Salocin  : )

This Boylstad book is good way to start in electronics, but I don't know how much people would really read it on their own. 760 pages of basic electricity theory. Not a transistor or opamp consideration. Had to go through this for my studies.  The sight of this book really makes me think about learning.

Salut J.F.
F.H.

Salut Franque !

aH!   I'm such a book whore! I don't think I have ever opened this one yet, but I just couldn't resist: it seemed ''definitive'' on electricity theory. Being a book person, I can never resisst them. Got myself some nice  Gernsback this way. Basically, If it's got a schematic or a tube somewhere, i'm defensless.

state of affairs now:



I call it : solitude with snakes ... sigh...


is that a voivod etch next to ya keyboard?......i did one of those...came out nice...

[JFX09]

is that a voivod etch next to ya keyboard?......i did one of those...came out nice...

Yup, good spotting Mr. dead astronaut !

[frequencycentral]

Tasty looking Jupiter 6!

[deadastronaut]

is that a voivod etch next to ya keyboard?......i did one of those...came out nice...

Yup, good spotting Mr. dead astronaut !

nice...!..what is it?...

[JFX09]

It's a simple mic pre. Since Voivod never really used stompbox and I wanted something I'd use more often, that was my choice.

[~arph]

Here's my new 'clean' desk. All tools and components finally stored in drawers and boxes.

[philbinator1]

Etching went pretty well.  Had some odd dark patches in the pcb, but did a continuity test on all boards and they're fine.  
Sweet!  On to drilling next...have to buy a dremel drill I guess    Ah well!

EDIT: - whoops, posted in wrong pictures thread!  Over to the other one I go...

[deadastronaut]

oh no..they are all backwards....!!!!....lol.. only joking...

[trendyironicname]

Made for ~$50 for everything and other than the 2X12s can fit in a compact car when tore down.

[DougH]

The Tool Rack - this is a modification of the tool racks we have on all our benches at the guitar shop - I'm just so used to having everything laid out in front of me like this, I go nuts if I can't have it.






Gabriel

I really like that idea. I may have to build one for myself. My tools end up on the bench taking up valuable space, and they're not always easy to find.

[BubbaFet]