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After Lawrence complimented me on my workshop in another post, it got me thinking..... What does your Work Area / Workshop / Shed look like? I think everyone should post a picture, no matter how small or messy it is. ;D :computersmile:
Is anyone lucky enough to have a Carriage as a workshop?! :D :Carriage:
My 'workshop' is the kitchen table and sometimes a workmate type bench. I would love a shed but sadly ....................
Depends what im doing usually i can do it on my table in front of telly :)
Quote from: upnick on March 19, 2011, 03:17:23 PM
Depends what im doing usually i can do it on my table in front of telly :)
Me too lol. But most of the time im in the kitchen as the work tops are a good height to work on
Although I retired from clockrepairing way back in 2005 my workshop is still in the depths of our garage with all my tools and equipment intact and usable.
Ill health means I only get out to it when I have to but its nice to know its still there.
My PC is up there as well but I use this c%!*^y laptop indoors.
My workbench looks like this today:
(http://i635.photobucket.com/albums/uu73/fletch5535/P3190009.jpg)
I'm building a 4CIG unit, this is what it looked like at 0900:
(http://i635.photobucket.com/albums/uu73/fletch5535/P3190005.jpg)
...and this is what it looks like now. Middle cars almost ready, driving cats waiting for yellow first class stripes to dry.
(http://i635.photobucket.com/albums/uu73/fletch5535/P3190007.jpg)
Great job Mr Tadpole. :thumbsup: Good to see another EMU fan. :Class414:
Sorry to hear you can't get out to your workshop at the moment Jonclox. I think I'd cry if I could't get to mine. :D
Most of my painting is done on my lap, or kitchen table (like others), but drilling, cutting etc is done in my workshop.
Quote from: Tank on March 19, 2011, 04:59:41 PM
I think I'd cry if I could't get to mine. :D
And who says I don`t? :-[
With the better weather coming tho I stand a chance of going up there more often... like this afternoon I
had to get up there because my watch battery had died during Thursday night >:(
Mine is an old dresser with a sheet of hardboard on in the spare room next to the layout, however it is cleared after each session as it also doubles up as the good lady's writing desk, until I can get her a new one.
Mine is what little space i have left on my desk:
(http://i267.photobucket.com/albums/ii309/olliereading1123/N%20Gauge/SDC12820.jpg)
It is rarely as clean as in the photo!
Ollie
The photos of really neat work areas are impressive - I wish I was that tidy! My work area mostly looks like a squirrel's nest!
Too neat.....these can't be real! :smiley-laughing:
Never neat as Della (SWMBO) will attest to
(http://i179.photobucket.com/albums/w308/lawrence1961/desk.jpg)
Does give you an idea of the scale of my hotel rooms though! A whole floor is smaller than a mouse :(
I'm building my turny-round bit in the eaves, so this is currently my work area...
(http://i1184.photobucket.com/albums/z334/Mustermark/Work%20Area/DSC_0003.jpg)
And here is my messy desk where I do my painting and modelling, with a view over the acre of pine woodland that is our back garden...
(http://i1184.photobucket.com/albums/z334/Mustermark/Work%20Area/DSC_0001.jpg)
Finally got round ot taking some snaps, and it began pouring with rain.....so the pictures are a bit gloomy! This is a standard shed, with a bit of woodwork done around the windows, and some paint.
(http://i67.photobucket.com/albums/h287/tank_fv101/Shed2.jpg)
(http://i67.photobucket.com/albums/h287/tank_fv101/Shed1.jpg)
Would have been better if the flowers had come out!
Very nice shed, cant believe you have time for gardening as well!
Hi,
My work area is on my computer desk. The piccie shows my paint tray but I also use two cutting mats for my building/scratchbuilding work. All are stored on top of the kitchen units.
(http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/f178/alexcrawford2008/N%20Gauge/workspace.jpg)
Alex
Chris that is the best shed I have ever seen, drool drool drool