I have two main workspaces. The first is my shop, which is primarily equipped for metal working, but I also do quite a bit of woodworking there as well. The second workspace is the office in my home, where most of the design takes place. I'll begin with the shop's workspace.
The photo below is of my workbench in the shop. It doesn't have a lot of room on it at the moment, but I can access my metal cutting bandsaw, a small vice, and three rotary flex-shaft tools without ever leaving my chair.
To my right are two drill presses and a shop built air compressor.
The top of the workbench is made from laminated fir 2x4's and can take a lot of abuse!
The photo below is of my workbench in the shop. It doesn't have a lot of room on it at the moment, but I can access my metal cutting bandsaw, a small vice, and three rotary flex-shaft tools without ever leaving my chair.
To my right are two drill presses and a shop built air compressor.
The top of the workbench is made from laminated fir 2x4's and can take a lot of abuse!
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To the right of my bench are three belt grinders: a 2x48 inch, a 1x42 inch, and a 2x48 inch small wheel grinder.
The wood cutting bandsaw is on wheels, so I can roll it forward to use it.
The precision disc sander is shop-made, and is handy for flattening objects.
The wood cutting bandsaw is on wheels, so I can roll it forward to use it.
The precision disc sander is shop-made, and is handy for flattening objects.
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NatNoBrains says:
Feb 9, 2011. 8:21 AMReply
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