My Workshop/ Lab (2012)

Here are some pictures of my lab where I do most of my electronic projects. I also labeled them with info. Most of metal, plastic and woodworking are done outside our house, in a separate shed. I posted this guide, since it could help and inspire people in cleaning their rooms, having a better access to their stock parts. 

I reorganized my indoor workshop at home, we've added some new mesh cabinets. Before, the room was a complete mess, after every two major projects, my room gets filled by a pile of junk. Now it's completely clean and organized. I changed my habits of returning things to their proper places. Right now, I'm trying to restock my parts, since they are almost running out. 

I hope this inspires you!

Comments

[Omar Amir]

Quite outstanding and inspirational!

[ASCAS]

Thanks! :)) BTW, I reorganized my lab, this time its more professional compared to my previous one (this one)

[Omar Amir]

I'll be more than grateful if you can post an 'ible showing the new reorganized lab :D If you have time, please do. Thank you.

[Yonatan24]

He already has a new one

[awsomebrawler3]

This is an amazing lab. I have been hoping to do this in my room, but a little smaller

[Tazmjm69]

You are a very impressive young man! Glad to see you're using your time constructively.

[ZiDB]

Way more,organized than my set-up at at my room,Can't believe we're the same age

[ASCAS]

I bet you're a bosconian :))

[ajoyraman]

I went through all the pictures and am impressed by your setup.
Two small points:
1: You seem to be using only 2-Pin plugs, shift to 3-pin with an Earth pin
2: Add a master switch that will switch off everything when you shutdown work.
Happy Hobbying !

[ASCAS]

That's a great tip, although the standard issue plug in our country is the 2 pin type.
Thanks though! :))

[rimar2000]

very neat!

[Sunuba]

Very inspiring and professional. Thanks!