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Udon's cafeteria/recycling-centre/sweatshop/workspace

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This is where I do all my electronics stuff, whether it be (de)(re)soldering, looking at waveforms, studying, programming, or taking-apart.

Pretty much everything you see was, until not too long ago, packed onto a single desk in my room. But because of the lack of space, as well as the thought of what the solder fumes and lead dust are slowly doing to me while I sleep, I moved all my gear to this place.

More space, more light, bigger desks, and a painting on the wall that reminds me of my girlfriend.

About 50% of all my parts and hardware is scavenged, whether it be transistors, MOSFETs, diodes, rectifiers, wiring, LEDs, motors (lotsa motors), nuts, bolts, vacuum tubes, fuses, switches, chips, caps, resistors, fibre optics, connectors, speakers, ...., and so on.

Hope you enjoy!
6 comments
Feb 10, 2011. 12:57 AMpfred2 says:
I've just about sliced off a thumb storing stuff in glass jars. Needless to say I don't do that very much anymore. I do still make lots of poly store bins out of sliced up gallon plastic jugs though.
Feb 10, 2011. 8:11 AMpfred2 says:
Scissors, but remember don't try to run with them!
Feb 4, 2011. 8:47 PMNerdz says:
Hmm If Im not mistaken, It looks like your testing some kind of SMPS...Hmmm Looks to be either a Flyback Or Single Switch Forward Converter stepping up to 120/220 for a light bulb :)

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Udon is a mechatronics student (NDEEN-MECHA Techie) from South Africa, e-waste scavenger not-so-extraordinaire, and sinologist.