/Workshops/

[Anonymous No.1277976]

/Workshops/
Post your workshops/battlestations.

[Anonymous No.1277978]

>>1277976

[Anonymous No.1278093]

>>1277976
>milk crates

THAT SHIT IS ILLEGAL, ANON

[Anonymous No.1278101]

more of this beauty, please
a virtual tour perhaps

[Anonymous No.1278104]

>>1277976
Cluttered but neatly cluttered. Could use a little bit of cleaning and reorganization and possibly getting one of those devices that are a keyboard and prints out what you type out, got two of em and can't think of what they're called, to help you organize better. Other than that, pretty jealous. I just moved houses and sold most of my shit to help my debt. Got 4 buildings and another building that looks like a mini house I'm building up. Got the wiring complete. In 4 months I'll post pictures when I have it complete but currently I don't even have a workshop :( been using my jobs workshop cos I work maintenance and am allowed to use their tools. Any fun projects you're currently working on, OP? any designs it anything?

[Anonymous No.1278132]

>>1277976

Spend ~$2,500 on lumber, tools, and consumables. Get storage done. Buy house next door with 1 car garage converted to home office. Insulated even.

>all of my yes.

Out work bench in, start running wires for big electricity. Lights, welding, etc.

1 week later lighning and tornado murders storage garage.

Fill new workshop to the roof and beyond or throw all of my shit away.

>feelsbadman.

was going to try and build a middle wall and out new rin roof on. Making the other half of the roof a car port. Would look stupid and cost more in materials than my junk collection is worth.

Bulldozer.jpg

Finally finished up shelves all over my new storage building. 0 workshed. Brought myself to go look in my storage garage and assess damage finally.

Almost lit a match out of anger and sadness. Fml.

[Anonymous No.1278293]

NOT MINE Another Anon posted this once. I am DEEPLY jealous of him.

[Anonymous No.1278374]

>>1278293
that bending though

[Anonymous No.1278385]

>>1278374
yeah, that desk is despicable. though I wish I had all that electronics equipment.

[Anonymous No.1278438]

>>1278293
I like the shop, but not the person who uses it.

>dat grimy foil-wrapped food
>dose filthy dishes and toothpicks
>dem lonely bottles of vodka
>fucking ponies

This is why it's best to stick to the manly arts, like leatherwork, metal forging and glassblowing. Woodworking and machining. Hell, even textiles in a pinch. Stay away from soyboy hobbies like electronics.

[Anonymous No.1278454]

>>1277976
this is my in house bench.

[Anonymous No.1278456]

>>1278454
and my outside shop I am in the middle of adding on to.

[Anonymous No.1278461]

>>1278454
>those speakers again
I don't remember what they are, but I won't ask again.

>tfw moved into new house like five months ago and the garage/basement are still a mess

I really need to get things organized so I can post in these threads.

[Anonymous No.1278480]

>>1278461
>tfw moved into new house like five months ago and the garage/basement are still a mess
>I really need to get things organized so I can post in these threads.

I feel you anon. Moved into house over a year ago and both garage and basement are shit. No excuse, just lazy. Feels bad man.

[Anonymous No.1278505]

>>1278132
Trying to read this made my eyes bleed.

[Anonymous No.1278710]

>>1278293
that's FFcossag's cuckshop

https://www.youtube.com/user/FFcossag

[Anonymous No.1278711]

>>1278104
>one of those devices that are a keyboard and prints out what you type out

A label maker?

[Anonymous No.1278846]

>one garden table
>one 18L box with a few tools

[Anonymous No.1278847]

>>1278846

[Anonymous No.1279417]

.hope you guys can help me, I got this forgotten woodshop and some tools got rust. should I use some sand paper?
pic releated

[Anonymous No.1279419]

>>1279417
.this one needs a lot, you can adjust the base moving it up and down

[Anonymous No.1279441]

>>1279419
fine grain sandpaper probably won't hurt the column there, I've used sandpaper on my chinese one.

just go easy with it

[Anonymous No.1279465]

>>1279419
>>1279417
.want to clean the rust, do a little mantenance to the screws and greese machinery.
is it ok to use wd40 for the screws? any tip. thx in advance

[Anonymous No.1279467]

>>1279441
thx

[Anonymous No.1279471]

>>1279467
>>1279465
you could try naval jelly (I have some of the loctite brand) it works quite well, but it is a very corrosive hazardous chemical, do not get it on your hands and wipe it off within the time specified (a few minutes).

it is much more handy to apply to surfaces that you cannot submerge in a liquid.

the alternative if you can fully submerge the part, is evaporust, which is a much less corrosive chemical and won't hurt you too bad if it gets on you. applying evaporust (a liquid) to a vertical surface it will just evporate away or run off.

naval jelly is a gel and takes minutes instead of the hour or two for evaporust.

[Anonymous No.1279526]

>>1279471
thx, that could help a lot in some areas

[Anonymous No.1281073]

Send help

[Anonymous No.1281088]

>>1278293

I like the little light under the desk, you could hide under there with a blanket, a magazine and a box of Kleenex.

[Anonymous No.1281112]

Pic of my main workbench, I mostly do carpentry

[Anonymous No.1281114]

>>1281073
>Chinese/Taiwanese tools
>"Military style Ammo cans"
>Modern Black & Decker anything

Give me your addresses and I'll have them send a dumpster over to put all that garbage in.

[Anonymous No.1281145]

>>1281114
Ammo cans for bicycle project. Black and Decker yard tools storing for someone.

[Anonymous No.1281177]

>>1281114
>shit cunt being a shit cunt

[Anonymous No.1281186]

>>1279417
>>1279419
>>1279465
Which magical country are you from where a period comes at the beginning of a sentence..?

[Anonymous No.1281189]

>>1279465
I use coca-cola, a sponge, and a box of brillo pads

[Anonymous No.1281191]

>>1281073
Ammo cans a shit anon, I only used them because I tactically acquired about three dozen before I got out

[Anonymous No.1281284]

When you live in a studio apartment you have to make due, but it's a step up from my old place.

Electronics, fabrication, and small appliance repair station.

[Anonymous No.1281292]

>>1281284
Pic related was my old workstation.

[Anonymous No.1281302]

>>1281284
Dude that's so cool though

[Anonymous No.1281318]

>>1281114
>"Military style Ammo cans"
>actually paying for knock off military surplus
you are beyond help.

>>1281191
depends on your purposes really. I have one that I use as an IT tool box, since they are the perfect size for storing disks and HDDs and shit. and another I use as a 3d printer tool box, just to keep all that shit in one place. but it would be pretty garbage having to dig between several different cans if you need lots of tools

[Anonymous No.1281335]

>>1278454
0 fucking leg room.

[Anonymous No.1281337]

>>1281292
>Death Note
Ma dude.

[Anonymous No.1281343]

>>1278461
>I really need to get things organized so I can post in these threads.

Don't feel bad anon, this is what my workspace looked like before I tidied it.

[Anonymous No.1281386]

>>1281318
A friend of mine wants me to make a "vintage army" bike for him, with ammo cans mounted like saddle bags.

[Anonymous No.1281393]

>>1281292
>All that animeshit
Wtf is wrong with you anon?

[Anonymous No.1281400]

>>1281393
>>All that animeshit
>Wtf is wrong with you anon?
You mean the one set of manga? Not exactly excessive.

I guess if you saw that I own the Harry Potter series you would think I was some kind of obsessed Harry Potter fanboy.

[Anonymous No.1281439]

>>1281112
nice

[Anonymous No.1281650]

My humble little fab/amatuer blacksmithing shop Ive set up in 1.5 car garage. Go easy on me senpai

[Anonymous No.1281753]

why everyone has bolt-cutters?

[Anonymous No.1281758]

>>1281753
>inherently very useful tool to have

[Anonymous No.1281794]

>>1281753
Recently moved into a house and used a pair of early 1900s HKPs I got for ten bucks at a flea market to cut a bunch of wire shelving for every single closet in the house. Would've been worth ten times as much for all that time saved compared to hacksawing.

[Anonymous No.1281860]

>>1281292
Are you the anon who wanted to make the refrigerated sleeves for your arms?

[Anonymous No.1281861]

>>1281860
I miss sexbot guy, I wonder if he's still alive

[Anonymous No.1281867]

>>1281861
You can almost guarantee he's not, almost as certainly as you can guarantee his death was more glorious than anything any of us mortal will experience in life.

[Anonymous No.1281873]

>>1281867
>dick caught in the blendgina
>glorious

yeah, right

[Anonymous No.1281920]

>>1281860
Yes

[Anonymous No.1281954]

>>1281145
>storing for someone
just give it back already theres no "right" time

[Anonymous No.1281977]

>>1279417
Navel jelly and wire wheel on your drill

[Anonymous No.1282059]

>>1281954
Well, seeing as he lost his house in the divorce and is in an apartment it's kinda up to him when he wants them back.

[Anonymous No.1282093]

>>1278293
5 cups
doing it right

[Anonymous No.1282122]

>>1281920
>Yes
Did they end up working? I was in that thread but it died before I was able to catch up

[Anonymous No.1282125]

>>1278293
Wow, did you ever find an old image. Here, have a fresh one.

[Anonymous No.1282128]

>>1282125
No more ponies anon? And dat mic.
I don't recognize your shit from any of the youtubers I watch though.

Is this Mathias' never-seen electric bench?

[Anonymous No.1282166]

>>1282122
Never finished building them. The math says they could work, but in practice they're very difficult to design and build. After running into a few hurdles with getting the prototype together I ended up shelving the project and working on other things. Never really came back to it.

Furthest I got with testing was I had the vacuum sleeve working and sealing on my arm, and I tested the peltier with a heatsink, with the fins hammered flat, against my wrist and it got cold.

I started writing it up as an project proposal, but never bothered to finish it since no-one's really going to care about an idea like this unless I have a working prototype.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1rZBm9OzbuZdoHdYY0He0oHQgUbbVyyAPMN56Xqxmc78/edit?usp=drivesdk

[Anonymous No.1282186]

>>1282128
I wish I were that popular, I'm low-key and unknown.

Oh, and look closely at the power supply on the bench.

[Anonymous No.1282197]

>>1282186
You've got a chanel? Link it man. Gotta self-promote if you wanna be popular.

[Anonymous No.1282198]

>>1282059

[Anonymous No.1282203]

>>1282197
Not on 4chan you don't. Mods routinely and correctly delete that shit.

[Anonymous No.1282235]

>>1282203
So don't link, just put your channel name somewhere on your workstation. Good for discoraging people from stealing your footage too.

[Anonymous No.1282364]

>>1282166
Hey fridge arm anon, what's up with people just cooling their arm?
asking because I saw "Rinoah super-genius" (or whatever their yt is) strapbasically a heatsink to their arm as they spent a few hours moving bricks.
the entire time I watched I was wondering why the fuck they didn't consider the fact 1)They have more than one arm 2) What's good about cold arms if the rest of yourself is sweating? 3) the possibility of minor nerve damage from uneven heating/cooling of the body for long periods of time. (had small case of this in college, atleast that's what the chiropractor told me)

[Anonymous No.1282389]

>>1282364
When your body cools itself down your hands and feet get a huge amount of extra bloodflow near the surface (capilary dialation) a large percentage of your bodyheat is expelled in this way (and you can see this on thermal imaging - check out thunderf00t playing with his new thermal camera). Oversimplified; your limbs are like the body's radiator, more coolant (blood) is pumped to the limbs when your body needs to cool down and less blood is pumped to the limbs when your body needs to stay warm. By cooling them artificially you are enhancing your body's ability to cool itself. With your blood temperature reduced, your whole body will be cooler and you won't sweat as much.

Damage caused by unequal cooling is from my understandimg caused by prolonged localised vasoconstriction (like frostbite). Rinoah was probably planning on avoiding this by limiting exposure time. My system would eliminate this concern by preventing local vasoconstriction with a localised vacuum with forces the capilaries to remain dialated. Because warm blood is still flowing to the region the local area won't be overcooled nor will it be starved for blood. This method was successfully demonstrated by a team at Stanford with their 'magic cooling glove'.

[Anonymous No.1282391]

>>1282364
One arm is sufficient to cool your body.
It vacuums your skin slightly to draw blood to the surface, otherwise your body constricts blood vessels in the cold.

Then it makes them cold, and your whole body stays cool because that's enough extra cooling to give you a lot more stamina.

It's still pretty experimental. I don't think it's recommended for use while working yet, that would be a clinical trial or something hopefully.

I think it is approved to treat heat exhaustion is all right now.

[Anonymous No.1282394]

>>1282391
Are you me?

[Anonymous No.1282402]

>>1282394
I remember your thread and popular science or something talking about the magic glove.

[Anonymous No.1282403]

>>1282394

[Anonymous No.1282410]

>>1282402
>I remember your thread and popular science or something talking about the magic glove.
Wow, I did something memorable enough that people recognise me me on an anonymous image board. My life has officially peaked.

[Anonymous No.1282467]

>>1282391
I know they already use these for top level atheletes in some areas. Theyre built for their hands though. Pop them in, it forms a seal and cool water pumps through. It apparently recharges them almost instantly. They had some normie test it out deadlifting and his stamina almost tripled.

[Anonymous No.1282603]

>>1282391
I've stroked out like 15 times. I gotta say it would half to be lighweight shit to not make it worse.

[Anonymous No.1282604]

>>1282410
One day i too will achieve victory

[Anonymous No.1282632]

>>1282603
The Stanford 'Magic Cooling Glove' system isn't designed to be worn during physical activities and is hooked up to an cooler filled with ice water.

That would be one of the advantages of my system if it worked - my cooling gauntlet doesn't take away the use of ome hand and would either be self contained with a weight of about 1kg, (runtime 60-90 minutes) or use a beltpack for longer runtimes.

Unfortnately, mostly due to how inefficient peltiers are, my device won't provide enough cooling to make a difference during heavy exercise, which is why I'm designing it as a medical device rather than sports equipment.

My research suggests that wearing one of my 'Cooling Gauntlets' at maximum output will provide about 30W of aditional cooling. A person doing office work outputs about 100W of heat over their whole skin surface, so 30W should be enough to make a significant difference for someone who's body can't properly regulate its temperature (Common among paraplegics, but can be caused by a number of other conditions, incuding burns and genetic disorders). Basically my device will provide between 0 and 30% additional cooling based on readings from sensors measuring both core and skin temperature at various points. It may also be able to preempt body temperature changes by monitoring acceleration and ambient temperature changes, but that's a ways off yet.

During intense exercise a person can output over 500W, so until we see significant improvements in peltier technology and probably also battery tech, using my device during exercise is not going to be practical.

The vacuum cooling plate design could be adapted to use a compressor based cooling system, if it proves to have useful advantages over water circulating cooling vest.

The compressor could not be worn on the wrist due to weight and orientation issues.

[Anonymous No.1282641]

>>1282632
Did you know you can stack peltiers to increase the cooling effect?

People used to cool processors to freezing with them.

[Anonymous No.1282722]

>>1282641
Yes, but it doesn't increase the power efficiency. If you're cooling a 100W processor with a peltier then you're putting at least 300W into the peltier (or peltier stack) which means your heatsink load is at least 400W. Stacking increases the cooling capacity, but the aditional load from each peltier adds to the thermal load.

I'm limited by my power supply which can't weigh more than 500g or so and needs to last at least an hour, and my heatsink which has size, weight and noise constraints.

With these limitations I'm only able to get an absolute max of about 100W and that's pushing it. The heatsink looks like it could support a 250-300W load, but that's with full speed fans and a 60C delta. I don't want to run the heatsink that hard for safety concerns and because increased delta decreases the cooling efficiency of the peltier.

[Anonymous No.1282728]

>>1282722
Rule of thumb for capacity optimised lithium batteries is about 0.25kWh/kg

[Anonymous No.1282753]

>>1282722

plus cooling losses, you'll be at 80w

I looked into using HFC 134a to provide a cooling boost (instant ice essentially) and circulate water through the heat exchanger.

then you'd have great cooling, small size and only the need to replace the air-duster can every 5-10 uses.

[Anonymous No.1282773]

>>1277978

[Anonymous No.1282891]

>>1282753
Definately an idea worth looking into. Similar to the 'CoolShirt' CO2 based system which they recommend for mining and other potentially explosive environments.

Any notes you're willing to share from your tests?

[Anonymous No.1282917]

>>1278454
>>1278454
What tube tester is that?

[Anonymous No.1283023]

>>1281284
beautiful. any other shots?

[Anonymous No.1283025]

>>1281112
My man. Very crisp.

[Anonymous No.1283065]

>>1283023

[Anonymous No.1283066]

>>1283023
Finally got some proper bench lighting set up.

[Anonymous No.1283068]

>>1283066
Lights on.

[Anonymous No.1283391]

[Anonymous No.1283434]

>>1283391
Jelly of your drill press

[Anonymous No.1283498]

>>1278293
Check out the my little pony poster on the top right

[Anonymous No.1283517]

>>1283498
It has been noted.

[Anonymous No.1283546]

>>1281073
>>1281114
Those CT 90s tho.

[Anonymous No.1283548]

>>1281393
Are you fucking double retarded?

[Anonymous No.1283610]

>>1283546
The 67 sat outside at my uncle's house for 15 years until he died and my aunt gave it to brother and I, but he dies last year so I'm going to do a complete rebuild. The 78 runs just fine and I took it down to Jawbone Canyon a few years back.

[Anonymous No.1283613]

>>1283610
*Died last year. New phone autocorrect

[Anonymous No.1283735]

>>1278293
>Koskenkorva

nice

[Anonymous No.1283999]

>>1283434
It's handy but a real puss. Honestly I'd prefer one geared towards metal, hand drill is fine for wood 90%of the time

[Anonymous No.1284025]

from three months or so ago. Getting more cluttered by the day.

[Anonymous No.1284030]

Some months ago. Getting more cluttered by the day.

[Anonymous No.1284035]

>>1284030
>bent vise handle

That's one heck of a space though.

[Anonymous No.1284059]

>>1281920
For what purpose?

[Anonymous No.1284072]

>>1284059
The Cooling Gauntlet will be a wearable medical device which can automatically apply a continuously variable cooling effect in order to regulate a patient’s core body temperature. The device is worn on the wrist and utilises a partial vacuum to inhibit local vasoconstriction while heat is transferred from the body to an external heat sink via Peltier heat pump. The gauntlet will use sensors to monitor the patient’s core body temperature and adjust its output to ensure the core temperature stays within a preset range.

The intended use is the prevention of hyperthermia in patients with impaired thermoregulation. The benefits of the Cooling Gauntlet over existing systems include more precise control, continuous self-regulation, decreased risk of overcooling and hypothermia, improved patient comfort and greater portability.

[Anonymous No.1284144]

>>1281284
>>1281292
where the fuck do your knees go?

[Anonymous No.1284148]

>>1284144
The bench is at standing height.

[Anonymous No.1284153]

>>1284072
Why not make something that goes into a person's ass. You could dispense with the vacuum cause afaik temperature vasoconstriction isn't something the colon does. Also you would be able to get a great measure of core temperature.
You could do a lobed shape for maximum contact with the colon. Large enough to prevent it falling out during activity. Then have the heatsink protrude into outside world.

[Anonymous No.1284164]

>>1284153
Compliance and patient comfort may be an issue.

[Anonymous No.1284205]

>>1284153
>Also you would be able to get a great measure of core temperature.

not with your temp sensor next to your cooler

[Anonymous No.1284209]

>>1284072
this product already exists

[Anonymous No.1284225]

>>1284209
Nope. It'd be cool if it did though.

[Anonymous No.1284351]

Almost finished mine, total cost was less than $100. I have no tools tho, I built everything with a saw, a mitter and a drill.

[Anonymous No.1284353]

>>1284351
That's pretty neat, and good on ya for managing with what you have. I have to ask, though, are you a short-arse? Because that's pretty damn tiny.

[Anonymous No.1284366]

>>1284164
I think you underestimate the appeal

[Anonymous No.1284382]

>>1284366
I think you overestimate the faggottry of the general population.

[Anonymous No.1284383]

>>1284351
i too am never more than 3 feet from a beer when i am at home.

[Anonymous No.1284386]

>>1284225
it doesn't exist in peltier form, the concept is already in use.

https://news.stanford.edu/2012/08/29/cooling-glove-research-082912/

i thought about building something similar for going to the gym.

[Anonymous No.1284416]

>>1284386
Yes, that is where the vacuum cooling technology comes from.

My device has a different usage case.

If stanford's device was a broadhead, mine would be a sewing needle.

[Anonymous No.1284421]

>>1278093
>THAT SHIT IS ILLEGAL, ANON

I keep one on my car to put bottles in so they dont fall over. not giving a shit.

[Anonymous No.1284461]

>>1284353
It might seem a bit tiny because those were the biggest boards available, 2 meters by 60cm, but the workspace is nice and it's relatively tall at 95cm, at least from what I've seen. The top shelf is placed at 1'85m, I'm 1'83 (6 feet). It looks like I would bump my head in there all the time, but the top shelf is almost half as short as the bench, which makes it impossible, even if I lean in.
My dad had a workbench which had a top shelf that was too tall to reach without a ladder, it was annoying.
>>1284383
Sadly the fridge does not contain beer, it has a busted valve or something and the freezer on top no longer works. I imagine fixing it would be quite hard, so I'll go and take it to a recycling point, someday.

[Anonymous No.1284462]

>>1284461
that random box head wrnech is triggering me. get a full set.

[Anonymous No.1284471]

>>1284462
I just bought it to change a couple shower faucets. I have lots of tools to buy before I can get a full set.
It would've been wiser to get a crescent or a plumber's wrench tho.

[Anonymous No.1284472]

>>1284416
would a peltier cooler be capable of handling the same heat loads as the stanford device?

[Anonymous No.1284738]

>>1284472
Nope. Not even close. My device is for cooling someone who is capable of cooling someone who is doing light office work, not any kind of exercise.

It's designed for people people with medical problems, not athletes.

[Anonymous No.1284741]

>>1284472
>>1284472
Nope. Not even close. My device is capable of cooling someone who is doing light office work, not any kind of exercise.

It's designed for people people with medical problems, not athletes.

[Anonymous No.1284845]

>>1281343
Jesus chrıst man, youve got several hundred dollars of storage bins there.

[Anonymous No.1284848]

Didn't want to spam thread with a bunch of separate photos, but here's what I've got. Two lathes, a key mill next to the motorcycle, a vertical mill/drill, makerselect v2 3d printer, two older dual beam oscilloscopes, a syncrowave 250, stick 295, and a mig 170.

[Anonymous No.1284849]

>>1284741
what sort of medical problems?

[Anonymous No.1284850]

>>1284848
Oh yeah, I also have 3 lab-grade vacuum pumps underneath the table and the toolchests are full to the brim with assorted sockets and electronics. I do robotics work.

[Anonymous No.1284923]

>>1281186
. my own, just a silly way to know its mine

[Anonymous No.1284928]

>>1284848
>Didn't want to spam thread with a bunch of separate photos

There's nothing wrong with that, and it makes it easier to look at them and discuss them individually. I have to load that monster in another tab and scroll all over the place to see your toys.

[Anonymous No.1284947]

>>1284848
nice shop, but needs storage place (MUH OCD)
>>1283066
this shop is like a nice porn

[Anonymous No.1284973]

>>1281860
can't see anything potentially dangerous here...

[Anonymous No.1284975]

>>1282125
Dude, I'll be honest, I gotta ask.
>The fuck is up with your lights

[Anonymous No.1284979]

>>1284923
Fuck you, almost genius.

[Anonymous No.1285007]

>>1284975
Video lighting, gotta have all the lumens in one spot.

[Anonymous No.1285122]

>>1284947
Unfortunately I buy too much stuff for which I don't have space for. Hence the lack of space. I have even more stuff upstairs. And in my shed. and in the yard. It's really bad. 5 motorcycles in total, 6 lawnmowers, tiller, trailer, 5 cars, 2 boats... List keeps going.

[Anonymous No.1285130]

>>1284979
Charlie Sheen must have been pissed when he heard what happened to his order.

[Anonymous No.1285141]

>>1284849
Impaired thermoregulation. Can be cause be injuries like a broken spinal cord or large area burns, or genetic/hormonal problems.

[Anonymous No.1285208]

>>1284845
It's about $200 worth of storage bins I was thrifty about how I aquired them.

Worth it though. I can finally find shit when I need it.

[Anonymous No.1285240]

>>1285208
>>1284848
I got several roller toolboxes for 180$, they are treating me pretty well, but it kinda sucks that I don't have enough storage space. I also highly value vertical room, being able to see walls, so stacking things up against walls doesn't appeal very much to me.

[Anonymous No.1285242]

>>1285240
Why do you need to be able to see the walls?
>>1283066
Did you really think we wouldn't see the shipping container?

[Anonymous No.1285472]

>>1285242
Nigga what?

[Anonymous No.1286117]

https://youtu.be/LbnXg_RL7E0

[Anonymous No.1286148]

>>1286117
13 subs in four months? Damn son, you need to promote your channel more.

[FFcossag No.1286237]

>>1286117
Some tips for your channel:
Edit out silences. Just look at your audio track waveform and cut out everything that isn't speech. If you want to make it look super professional, put some B-roll footage on top to mask your cuts.

Screw your intro. Anything past ONE second is superfluous and nobody wants to see it.

Cut out everything that's not relevant; no one cares about hooking up a meter, they just care about seeing the measurement.

Try to make a bit of a plan before recording, and don't be afraid to do several takes/many short takes. The more lucid and quick on your tongue you seem, the better.

Sincerely,
Someone with a somewhat successful tech Youtube channel.

[Anonymous No.1286249]

>>1286117
>>1286237

god the first 50 seconds was awful.

that's all I could stand. DON'T WASTE OUR TIME JABBERING ABOUT YOUR LIFE and things that didn't work out and how you cleaned your workbench up a bit.

>>1286237

He's hopeless pal. People who make rambling 11 minute videos don't understand how boring they are and can't see what needs to be scrapped.

[FFcossag No.1286279]

>>1286249
Anyone who's willing to put down some effort can produce something decent. The fact that he's already got a few videos up makes me want to see him succeed.

Now that he's been presented with his flaws, he has no excuse if he fails to improve. It's really up to the test now.

[Anonymous No.1286284]

>>1284979
That filename tho...

Sides orbiting Pluto. May never return.

[Anonymous No.1286286]

>>1285122
I feel your pain anon. Was shopping for a 3rd outbuilding when my big on was damaged beyond repair in a storm. Now i have to pack the other one to the rafters and either get another shed or soend the winter giving away things and trashing them.

Feelsbadman.jog

[Anonymous No.1286290]

Finally built a workbench. Only three more to go until I'm happy with the workshop.

And getting proper lighting rigged up - so that I can take non-potato photos.

All I need now is a long bench to house the mitre saw, a new bench with wings for the table saw, and another one like this.

And then I'll be happy. Maybe?

[FFcossag No.1286298]

>>1286117
>>1286237
>>1286249
Here's my take on it, I'm not sure if it's better, but at least it's faster.

https://youtu.be/3XWG5Bima6Y

[Anonymous No.1286306]

>>1286148
it's a new channel, it will get there.

[Anonymous No.1286312]

>>1286298

hmm. looks pretty good but the subtitles didn't work.

is there an english version for us americans?

[FFcossag No.1286318]

>>1286312
No, I only produce content in Swenglish.

[Anonymous No.1286319]

>>1284979
ikr!

[Anonymous No.1286320]

>>1286249
>>1286237
I understand what you are saying.

I am not in a hurry and am not catering to people who are, I like channels that people talk about their shops and some of their life and experience. mustie1 is one of them.

all my videos are one take, that's all I will ever do, unless something completely ruins the video or audio, even then I may just remove the audio and add subtitles.

I hate jump cuts and greatly dislike videos that contain piles of them, they look terrible and I find them unwatchable. On rare occasions I will cut out long boring parts, but I always make a tldw; 'Too Long Didn't Watch' wrap up of my projects. If you want to watch the full thing you can, if not wait till it's over and watch the cliff notes version.

I am mostly doing this for myself, if someone finds it useful that's great, if not there are tons of other channels out there.

[Anonymous No.1286322]

>>1286320
>I am mostly doing this for myself

that is cool

you seem cool

whoever spammed the link to your horrible video is not cool. if 4chan allowed everyone to advertise their crap here, the place would die.

[Anonymous No.1286323]

>>1286320
I would also add, that (as we all now here) people who are new to /diy/ do not seem to understand how long it takes to do things. My channel shows more of the process than people might otherwise see. (boring or not).

[Anonymous No.1286328]

>>1284351
>>1284461
very nice anon

>>1286290
looking good

[Anonymous No.1286330]

>>1286323
>people who are new to /diy/ do not seem to understand how long it takes to do things.

jeez. get lost. the video you spammed here sucked.

[Anonymous No.1286445]

>>1286323
>people who are new to /diy/ do not seem to understand how long it takes to do things.
Project Binky did this right. They spent 30 seconds showing how they timed making a simple power steering bracket.
It took 7 hours.
They did *not* show all 7 hours.

[Anonymous No.1286464]

>>1286320
>I hate jump cuts and greatly dislike videos that contain piles of them

Pic related. Problem? Not even zoomed in enough to show all the cuts on the timeline.

>If you want to watch the full thing you can, if not wait till it's over

This is fine, but surely you understand WHY these sort of videos usually contain many, many jump cuts and plenty of fast-forwarding. Example here shows 15 minutes of video, which, honestly, is way more than I was expecting and possibly more than I really want.

However, this is cut down from something like 12 hours of footage. There is, flat out, no way this would be watchable without skipping or timelapseing through nearly everything. I do need to plan out my shots better (I did some here, I can't imagine how bad it would be if I didn't plan at all), but you can only condense your work down so much before you start to lose important and relevant detail.

[Anonymous No.1286467]

>>1286290
Also finished a workbench this past week.

[Anonymous No.1286485]

>>1286467
Magnificent.

Got any plans?

[Anonymous No.1286501]

>>1286485
Yes, but only in the form of scrawls and handwriting only I can read. I'm cleaning them up...

[Anonymous No.1286509]

>>1286467
That is a beauty. Much jelly.

[Anonymous No.1286518]

>>1286467
Oh my god those drawers are so sexy. Are those ikea soft close rollers? Good call if so, those things are crazy cost effective, even when you buy a drawer with them and throw out the rest.

[Anonymous No.1286524]

>>1286518
Nope, cheap chinese soft-close ball-bearing rails from Amazon. I ordered a few pairs, tested to destruction, decided they were a fucking steal for $8.50 a pair and bought 160.
I'm planning on making... a few... more benches.

[Anonymous No.1286532]

>>1286524
If they're nice as they look then $8.50 is indeed a steal.

The Ikea drawer kits cost $25, but I've seen this type of roller go for $50-60 in hardware stores.

[Anonymous No.1286576]

>>1286467

[Anonymous No.1286768]

>>1283546
Only redeeming thing about that dumpster fire waiting to happen.

[Anonymous No.1286785]

>>1281650
Nothing to hate there. It's clean and organized.

>>1282198
Kek

[Anonymous No.1286790]

>>1282891
>CoolShirt
I'm surprised they don't run anything under the armpits. When I had hypothermia they stuffed heat packs in my armpits and crotch. Fun times.

[Anonymous No.1286794]

>>1283066
What clock is that?

>>1284030
I would kill for a space like that.
>>1284351
Nice job anon. You gave me some organization inspiration.

[Anonymous No.1286826]

>>1286290
Very nice looking.
>>1286467
Pure sex
>>1286524
Wow, good to know. Do you have the link? I need some for a project.

[Anonymous No.1286969]

>>1286826
sure:
https://www.amazon.com/Economical-Extension-Drawer-Slide-Rating/dp/B002FIBEVO/ref=sr_1_1?s=home-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1511905325&sr=8-1&keywords=Kv+Economical+Full+Extension+Drawer+Slide+26%22

Don't let the shipping scare you. I bought 200lbs worth of these things and they only charged me $15. Six oence short of a money laundering operation, I swear, and the slides are good. Not perfect, but good.

[Anonymous No.1286971]

>>1286969
(Listing isn't clear, but that's a pair, not just 1)

[Anonymous No.1287081]

>>1284351
>>1284461
>A saw, a mitter and a drill
>mitter

[Anonymous No.1287087]

>>1286467
>workbench
What a piece of crap workbench if it is one. No workholding whatsoever beyond that rear edge - not even much clamping ability since you can't get a clamp very far under the lip. I hope you planned for seasonal shrinkage and expansion with those bolts, because it'll start to get loose in a few years if you didn't.

At best it's an assembly bench. At worst it isn't a workbench, it's a cabinet.

[Anonymous No.1287119]

>>1287087
>No workholding whatsoever beyond that rear edge
Didn't want any for that one.
>I hope you planned for seasonal shrinkage and expansion with those bolts
It is a refinement of the earlier benches I made and used for 12 years at another address. It will need a tightening first winter when humidity drops.
> At best it's an assembly bench.
That one's likely to have the Tormach on it and the tooling in it.

[Anonymous No.1287128]

>>1278438
Keked at "soyboy hobbies like electronics."

[Anonymous No.1287132]

>>1278846
>>1278847
Don't worry anon, we all started in a similar spot.

[Anonymous No.1287136]

>>1284923
That's actually pretty cool. If I see any more writing like this I'll think of you.

[Anonymous No.1287141]

>>1286330
Wots yer prooplim, laddeh?

[Anonymous No.1287146]

>>1287119
>That one's likely to have the Tormach on it and the tooling in it.

Technically it's not a workbench then but a cart or platform for the Tormach (or other stationary power tool).

Calling it a workbench might confuse people who don't know better into trying to build or use something like it, since it looks pretty and has all that storage but would be hot garbage for general purpose woodworking.

[Anonymous No.1287160]

>>1287146
>it looks pretty and has all that storage but would be hot garbage for general purpose woodworking.
It's for general-purpose general-purposing. I can use it for anything I want, and I will be, including woodworking. Specializing the design for a single task is not what I want. (For the record, the top is removable/disposable, I could build all the clamping/tool holding into a different top that I wanted. But I don't want.)

I'm also building ten of them in a couple different variants, and one or two of them will indeed be specialized... just not for woodworking specifically.

[Anonymous No.1287170]

>>1281073
throw most of that bullshit away, if it isn't a tool or expected to be used within a few weeks it should be outside or in the dumpster.

[Anonymous No.1287173]

>>1287160
You should make the cabinet removable in that case. All a workbench is is a 3-dimensional clamping surface to work the faces, edges, and ends of workpieces, ideally up to the size of a door. The top needs to be rigid for that purpose and you need the ability to at minimum clamp things to the top and front with bar clamps in absence of at least 1 vise and holdfasts.

You can certainly use it for anything you want, but it's not built like a workbench. It's built like a kitchen cabinet in "21st century workshop" aesthetic.

[Anonymous No.1287174]

>>1281439
Thanks, I'll post a few more. This is to the right of my main bench, bookshelf for fasteners and hardware. The filing cabinet is for stains, paints, and finishes

[Anonymous No.1287175]

>>1283391
>vertical bandsaw sitting in the corner un-used

a damn shame anon, damn shame.

[Anonymous No.1287176]

>>1283025
Here's to the left of main bench, old metal dresser I converted into a power tool shelving unit. Not a recent pic so it's missing some newer acquisitions but y'all get the jist

[Anonymous No.1287181]

>>1287176
One more from me. This one is taken facing out from the fastener shelf. It ain't the most glamorous shop but I like it. Just which I had insulation so I didn't freeze my ass off in the winter

[Anonymous No.1287183]

>>1281073

>lives in CA

oh you poor bastard. i am so so sorry.

[Anonymous No.1287208]

>>1284030

did someone put blue from fosters home for imaginary friends on your wall?

[Anonymous No.1287239]

>>1287173
>You should make the cabinet removable in that case.
It is.
>All a workbench is is a 3-dimensional clamping surface to work the faces, edges, and ends of workpieces
For you it is. For me, it's a multipurpose work surface.
>The top needs to be rigid for that purpose
it's a 7.5" thick box section designed for 2000lb static loading that will take sledgehammer blows all day.
>clamp things to the top and front with bar clamps
or, more usefully, peg holes and clamping slots (optional)
> in absence of at least 1 vise and holdfasts.
What suggests those can't be put on if desired?
I want to do a hell of a lot more with this than build chairs with fancy dado jointing.
>it's not built like a workbench. It's built like a kitchen cabinet in "21st century workshop" aesthetic.
Oh please. This bench would even hold up your mom. It'll go through the floor before it even deflects.

[Anonymous No.1287323]

>>1287174
>>1287176
>>1287181

>how do I properly rotate phone to not take a goddamn sideways image. or at least fix it before uploading

[Anonymous No.1287328]

>>1287323

that rustles my macadamia nuts like crazy. I asked on /qa/ whether we could get an option where the poster could rotate after posting and they all yelled at me and wanted to know which board had the problem.

anyway, I usually go around fixing them manually just so my autism calms down before my herpes flares up.

1/3

[Anonymous No.1287329]

>>1287328

2/3

[Anonymous No.1287330]

>>1287329

3/3

[Anonymous No.1287331]

>>1287330

guf. I used the thumbnail.

[Anonymous No.1287332]

>>1287331

2/3

[Anonymous No.1287333]

>>1287331
>>1287332

ok, i give up.

[Anonymous No.1287376]

>>1287175
You're telling me, unknowingly bought it with a bent output shaft on the motor. Finally found a promising replacement worthy of it's shittiness (5 bucks at a garage sale). Gonna attempt repair when time allows, until then, designing with only straight lines>>1287176

[Anonymous No.1287486]

>>1287328
>>1287329
>>1287330
>>1287331
>>1287332
>>1287333

[Anonymous No.1287492]

>>1287170
Mfw over $2,000 in chicken lights, metal light bezles, hitches, 3 winches, big block chevy, 10 electric scooters.

"No"

[Anonymous No.1287493]

>>1287081
KEK

[Anonymous No.1287494]

>>1286969
Ohh neat.

[Anonymous No.1287495]

>>1286467
... GIMME IT ANON.

[Anonymous No.1287710]

>>1287170
suck a bag of dicks homo

[Anonymous No.1287843]

>>1287170
Buyfag.

[Anonymous No.1288193]

>>1281343
what are those drawers in the bottom left called?

[Anonymous No.1288196]

>>1287328
>>1287329
>>1287330
>>1287331
>>1287332
>>1287333
laughed way too hard at this

[Anonymous No.1288723]

>>1288193
Target Desktop organiser drawers. Got a really good deal on them.

[Anonymous No.1289172]

>>1284979
>dropshipping

[Anonymous No.1289679]

>>1286794
>>1284035
Space was great in the beginning. After the EU inspection on my 16 year old BMW I suddenly realized I needed a garage of some sort. I convinced my three best friends to join me on this venture. Now, 7 months later there is one car, a motorcycle, a moped, and two bicycles on permanent display. It turns out that having a decent TIG welder and some experience with mechanical work is a decent source of tax free income.

>>1287208
We forgot to fix up the walls before covering them in dead trees.

[Anonymous No.1289874]

>>1282125
From Koskenkorva to Quality street. Not sure if improvement.

[FFcossag No.1289936]

>>1289874
It's full of half a decade worth of bad caps.

[Anonymous No.1290879]

Hey
I dont want to personal blog this thread up
But I am in the process of doing up a small workshop that is on the place I am living in

This is the before

[Anonymous No.1290882]

>>1290879
And this is the floor just epoxied

[Anonymous No.1290888]

>>1290879
if you're postan pics, you're good to go.
>>1290882
hmmm.... makes the place look better.

[Anonymous No.1290895]

>>1290882
>>1290879
Nice workspace. Lots of potential

[Anonymous No.1291720]

>>1287081 Learned something new!

>>1287119 We have a butthurt Fox and the grapes anon over here

>>1287170 I have stuff I haven't used in years but glad when I need it. The trick is to be organized.

[Anonymous No.1292748]

>>1291720
>We have a butthurt Fox and the grapes anon over here
Yeah, not sure why I bothered arguing.
Finally had time to start the next one...

[Anonymous No.1292785]

>>1286467
you got plans for that bad boy anon?

[Anonymous No.1292789]

>>1292748
OK, that's enough progress for tonight.

[Anonymous No.1292790]

>>1292785
lots of plans for it and eight of its mutant friends.

[Anonymous No.1292945]

>>1281189
Angle grinder wire wheel soray oil after

[Anonymous No.1292946]

>>1281191
>commiting a felony dor a metal box.

Whewlad

[Anonymous No.1292947]

>>1281318
He said tactically acquired before he got out meaning he stole it from the government because he is a veteran (thank u for your service) and a massive retard faggot...

[Anonymous No.1292948]

>>1281650
POST FORGE FAGGOT ;)

[Anonymous No.1292951]

>>1281753
...to cut bolts

[Anonymous No.1292953]

>>1289172
Thos kils the man

[Anonymous No.1292954]

>>1289679
Get some 2x4, nail gun or t-25 deck screws and rent, borrow, or buy one of those guns that uses .22 blanks and nailes 2x4 to concrete for walls?

[Anonymous No.1292962]

I wish I had more space.

[Anonymous No.1293385]

>>1290882
I put new shelving up today
Next is plying the backwall to hang large tools off it

I also Linseeded the timber in the shed
Idk if it helped but it smells nice and looks heaps better

[Anonymous No.1293393]

>>1292946
You've clearly never been in the military.

[Anonymous No.1293433]

i moved out from my parents last year so dont really have the space or the tools id like yet.

Im working on this little setup for my projects. Mostly printed misc stuff. Whatever peaks my intrests.

Any tips for what to include in this "workspace"? Currently 3d printing tool hangers for the tool board.

[Anonymous No.1293437]

Im working on this little setup for my projects. Mostly printed misc stuff. Whatever peaks my intrests.

[Anonymous No.1293449]

>>1292962
>cylindrical column desk mill

how is that? can you mill steel with more than very light cuts?

[Anonymous No.1293469]

Looking for a new brand of stacking plastic storage bins. Criteria:
>durable
>lid makes a solid connection, not just a little plastic lip
>preferably opaque
Plano? Rubbermaid?

[Anonymous No.1293511]

>>1293385
>Ko-ken
Good stuff.

[Anonymous No.1293516]

>>1293449
Its a Dore Westbury Mill

Not tried steel on it, its not come up. Long as you lock everything down it should do it.

[Anonymous No.1293560]

I don't have much yet; my roommate takes up most of the tiny, uninsulated garage with his woodworking equipment. My dad has a ton of old stuff in the basement, I might ask to take a bunch of things he has extras of (guy gets his free multimeter from harbor freight every time he goes), plus he really only does home improvement jobs now and hasn't touched electronics in a long time.

[Anonymous No.1294021]

>>1292962
I like it, whats the lathe?

>I wish I had more space.
Said everybody, no matter the size of the workshop.

[Anonymous No.1294043]

>>1278293
>>1283735
First thing I noticed was that Jalostaja soupcan:D

[Anonymous No.1294079]

>>1294021
Drummon 1908 Model. Its not great, but if you want to spin a thing and take chunks out of it, its fine.

I'm not a fine machinist, I'm a bodge artist who hates explaining what I want done.

[Anonymous No.1294478]

My smithing and metalworking shed.

[Anonymous No.1295121]

>>1294478
Very nice
Is that a window or just open at the back?

[Anonymous No.1295363]

16X24 shop 2 story:
1st pic footings.

[Anonymous No.1295364]

16X24 (shop 2 story) Footings foundation step 1

[Anonymous No.1295366]

slab foundation placed

[Anonymous No.1295367]

walls going up

[Anonymous No.1295369]

joisting 2nd floor/loft really

[Anonymous No.1295370]

>>1287170
Fuck that. Build oit buildings and stuff them full till you die. Lifetime of cool sgit to dig through for your family. And if they don't want it other people will. Even stil 1 day with a hoe and it could dissapear if needed.

Fuck it. Never know when i might need a used 1" pipe fitting...

Around here you drive an hour in any direction for basic shit. So its actually worth it to be somewhat of a hoarder

[Anonymous No.1295371]

coming along

[Anonymous No.1295372]

>>1293393
No, kinda tried. Flat footed to all hell. They said i might could do surgery but then the recruiter went to levenworth and the office closed.

Meh, i dont like getting yelled at anyway. Pretty grateful for the option tho.

[Anonymous No.1295373]

siding (hardie) different vapour barrier brands why? (because free)

[Anonymous No.1295375]

[Anonymous No.1295376]

>>1294021
Agreed.

>grow up envious of large shops
>dad and his peirs one by one turn 20s-30's
>build shops
>be me
>now 35
>know 3 dozen people with nice xement floor, some even insulated massive shops.
>all full of shit or someone else wont fuckoff and get their shit out of the way.
>spend all of my life wrenching in the yard.
>dad gets lift and shop
>3 buddies get lift
>buddy buys a fucking tire and lube shop.
>not a lift to be had.

Fuck i cant wait to build my shop. Ima hide that mutherfucker along with all of my tools and lift and cartrailers and shit. Only a handfull of lifelong friends will fucking know about it and onlt because i know they would or already do let me use their shit sometimes.

Seperate smaller dummy shop where i store random projects we can drink beer at.

[Anonymous No.1295378]

>>1294478

DO WANT!!! 10/10!

[Anonymous No.1295379]

fast forward to yesterday, retaining walls and grading done, almost done wiring (60 amp sub panel with one 220v outlet for welder) and i am out of money again! Been working on this fer 2 years now...

[Anonymous No.1295380]

>>1295364
...y-you just laid a pad on loose 1" rock or?

[Anonymous No.1295381]

>>1295379
Horey shet. Very nice tho.

If u got room an ac for later would be bitchin but hell. You ran these lines you can always run another. Good work bro

[Anonymous No.1295382]

>>1295380
In a 2 pour foudation, that is the most common way to do it. perimieter footings are poured, then you grade with rock for the slab then you pour slab. It CAN be done all at once with no grael but concrete is 100+ a yard nowadays and rock is 20... This is how most all houses are done in California.

[Anonymous No.1295392]

I am into this, more than I want to admit $$ (prolly 14k$ so far.wise, I could have bought a tuff-shed for 6-7 k close to this size, but I want it to last 100 years and be able to withstand snow load, and extreme live/dead loads on second floor. I cant wait to snipe deer from my patio next season!. My plans for the interior include custom cabinets, soldering station with 36" vent hood (salvaged from a custom home I worked on 10+ years ago) and I beam gantry/hoist inside. wrap around workbenches and plumbed air system. I have ordered an Amish made cupola for the top with windows/vents and solid copper windvanes. (ups the cute factor 10 fold, makes the wife wet too)

[Anonymous No.1295411]

>>1295381
A/C hmmm not a bad idea. Hafta think about that. Might hafta settle for a PTAC (window or wall mount A/C.I plan to install a Clopay insulated garage door might be worth it go A/C...

[Anonymous No.1295424]

>>1295411
Do you plan on insulating at all? Not sure if houses really need the insulation in California. Eastcoaster here, just curious.

[Anonymous No.1295519]

>>1281112
you no use vise anon?

[Anonymous No.1295544]

>>1295382
Is it supposed to look like a giant dog house?

[Anonymous No.1295548]

>>1278711
kek

[Anonymous No.1295654]

>>1295121
Just open. Never had problems with it.
>>1295378
Thanks anon

[Anonymous No.1297776]

>>1295654
If it works it works
I would be afraid of snakes et al getting in

[Anonymous No.1297782]

my forge corner

[Anonymous No.1297783]

>>1297782
close up of the Pensotti 70kg pneumatic powerhammer

[Anonymous No.1297792]

>>1297783
me in the shop making damascus

[Anonymous No.1297794]

>>1295544
on the internet, no one knows if you're a big red dog

[Anonymous No.1297813]

>>1286320
>I like channels that people talk about their shops and some of their life and experience. mustie1 is one of them.
>all my videos are one take, that's all I will ever do
not going to make it
autism

[Anonymous No.1297815]

>>1286117
SO SHIT

[Anonymous No.1297848]

>>1297792
>damascus
how much did you pay for your 200+ year old wootz ingots? I imagine you wasted a few hundred playing with them until you wasted them by forming too much carbide. how much have you spent on historical ingots so far?

[Anonymous No.1297852]

>>1297848
That's just some K720 and L6 you dummy

[Anonymous No.1299099]

>>1297782
Lovely shop you have there

>>1297776
no snakes where I live desu. Spiders sometimes get in but no big deal

[Anonymous No.1299291]

>>1297815
did he frieded?

[Anonymous No.1299294]

>>1277976
Must be married

[Anonymous No.1299313]

>>1295364
dude, who taught you how to build forms?

[Anonymous No.1299343]

>>1295375
>>1295373
>>1295371
I could live in a place like this. Nice.

[Anonymous No.1299559]

>>1299099
Thanks buddy

Here's my personal hammer made of W300 BOHLER

[Anonymous No.1299865]

>>1297813
>autism
I take that as a compliment.

[Anonymous No.1299866]

[Anonymous No.1299867]

[Anonymous No.1299868]

[Anonymous No.1299869]

>>1299868

[Anonymous No.1299871]

>>1299869

[Anonymous No.1299874]

>>1299871

[Anonymous No.1300285]

>>1281393
Man guess I really shouldn't post my "workstation" that's mostly stuff for building my garage kits of cute anime girls.

[Anonymous No.1300295]

>>1300285
What are garage kits?

Just post it and ignore the haters.

[Anonymous No.1300325]

>>1300295
Model kits made in small quantities by hobbyists or small businesses. They're most often made from cast resin. They're most popular in Japan these days, so subjects like anime girl figurines or Gundam/Macross/etc. mecha are common, but there are makers all over the world that do stuff like obscure prototype airplanes, buildings for model train layouts, etc.

[Anonymous No.1300327]

>>1300285
Post it, this is an /a/ neighborhood. Normans can fuck off.

[Anonymous No.1300893]

My setup is pretty sorry, but I may as well post it. My "shop" shares a room with the laundry area, so I can't do anything that makes a ton of dust inside. Fortunately it's easy to get stuff out to the patio (sliding door in the next room) and I live in SoCal so I can work outside nearly every day of the year.

I'm getting a table saw for xmas and one of the first projects is going to be building a better workbench that won't block all the wall shelving and which will have lots of storage space of its own. I might even make it kind of an L-shaped thing with a lower part in front of the cabinets for doing fine work while seated.

[Anonymous No.1300896]

>>1300893

where you going to stick that table saw anon? if the answer is outside, fuck you.

[Anonymous No.1300897]

>>1300893
There's also this clusterfuck of an area in the next room. It's been used for a lot of stuff over the years (my dad is an architect/set designer and it was his drafting station before everything went CAD, then it was mostly used for model building) and is currently a de facto electronics workstation. My younger brother is really into modular synthesizer stuff and that's what's currently on the bench. I'm giving him a Hakko 888 for xmas and I'll help him unfuck this area soon.

[Anonymous No.1300899]

>>1300896
It's a jobsite saw, I'll store it inside and roll it out for use. Even if I had room to set up a saw inside there isn't room to swing boards around.

[Anonymous No.1302008]

Anyone have goo plans for a work bench? Got a two car garage so lots of space to work with

[Anonymous No.1302076]

>>1278438
>Electronics
>Implying that soyboys could even into that

[Anonymous No.1302082]

>>1286318
Play another horror game fa99ot!!11

[Anonymous No.1302085]

Holy fug, there's some nice workshops in here. My bank account's asshole is still recovering from this awesome battlestation that /g/ talked me into. But maybe a nice manly workshop will be next.

[Anonymous No.1302087]

>>1281284
>$10 ikea lamp modified for helping hands
Fucking clever I'm stealing that

[Anonymous No.1302088]

>>1302008
http://www.symionic.com/newyankee/index.php?id=53#!/Workbench/p/7916461
I bought the plans for and built this one. I made it a little too tall and fucked up the legs so they are backwards for the bottom shelf

[Anonymous No.1302317]

>>1295366

Protip: You don't pour concrete on unprepared earth, you don't have to score a 16' x 24' slab.

[Anonymous No.1302400]

DIE!

[Anonymous No.1302402]

DIE!!

[Anonymous No.1302404]

DIE!!!

[Anonymous No.1302995]

>>1302404
No.

[Anonymous No.1303159]

>>1281073
I'm in RWC, I can actually come help you in January if you live near the bay area

[Anonymous No.1303311]

>>1294478
i think i saw you on a show once

[Anonymous No.1303312]

>>1295544
you talkin shit about clifford?

[Anonymous No.1303319]

It's a work in progress. Need to build a work bench, shop light, and more shelving

[Anonymous No.1304072]

>>1286467
really a nice piece of work