ajayofcanada
New Member
bwsfx, what is that glass design cut in the office hard wood floor?
What does your Workshop/Workspace look like?
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Hobo Wan Kenobi
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Fuzzual
Sr Member
Love it, your Gonk droid up front is awesome!
I'm going to take a guess that you are young and still at home? If so, take heart. We ALL started out like you. What you see in some of these pics is a literal lifetime of collecting tools and workspace. How? One at a time. bit by bit.
You'll get there.
Smiling Demon
Sr Member
Just started building a new setup in my workshop for my modeling. Will have some pics soon. Should have some by the end of the week. I was starting a woodworking shop and lost interest so taking the front part of it and making it mostly a model building shop. Going to have plenty of workspace for multiple kits at a time. Seems I am more productive doing several kits instead of one at a time, go figure!!!!
Kenny M.
Kenny M.
Sym-Cha
Master Member
It's called Multiple Pipelines Disorder :lol . . . keep those models cranking up from your shop
@ strode : you have a dented desk? :confused . . . I usually sit behind my kitchen table . . . with my shoebox and some vintage tools from my dad and a couple of cotton swabs and toothpicks :lol and I even live on my own.
Painted with just some small brushes and also with cotton swabs :
This was photographed on the kitchen stove and available light :
-Chaim
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Strode
Sr Member
awesome. haha, my dented desk is a second hand one i got from my cousin and infested with termites. it is literally hollow in places. i usually move around a lot so i never go over board with possessions. all the "shoe-boxed" tools are at my parents house and extremely basic. it's where i currently am and resuming building after at least 8 years or so...once i move out again, everything will cease so that sucks a bit. c'est la vie...
metal wood
Well-Known Member
what i have...for now buhhh haaa haaa!!!!
some in the garage the rest in my cave
some in the garage the rest in my cave
metal wood
Well-Known Member
Talk to my wife, man! Thanks, though. I love how our shops have to have computers for online tutorials and reference photos and TV's and disc players to watch movies while we work! Nothing beats working on a prop or model from a movie while watching the movie!
Evilboy
Member
Holy sweet mother of pearl! I want your stuff and workspace!
Here's a couple of panoramas of the main room. Painting area is on the right and the power tools are all through the door into the shop.
CaptainMarvel
Well-Known Member
I've heard mixed reviews about the Rockwell BladeRunner . . . how do YOU like it this far?So I added a new toy to my shop. take a look:
Any opinions?
From what I gather, it's basically an inverted stationary jig saw.
TOM
Evilboy
Member
So far I really like it. I have been using it like a scroll saw, but I can cut metal, wood, PVC, ABS, you name it. I recommend tossing out the blades it comes with and buying some quality blades (I bought some Bosch). Blade changes are quick and easy, and the vacuum attachment works pretty well. The large work surface makes for the ability to work on larger projects than with most entry level scroll saws. I have only had it for a few days, but so far, so good, and you can not beat the price.
