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lizby
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Posted: 01:18pm 07 Apr 2018

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BigMik--don't think you're alone there.

I've always said that my desk is the battleground between order and chaos, and while it looks like chaos has the upper hand, order will win out in the end (but not on the desk itself).

Edited by lizby 2018-04-08

PicoMite, Armmite F4, SensorKits, MMBasic Hardware, Games, etc. on fruitoftheshed

bigmik

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Posted: 11:24pm 07 Apr 2018

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Thanks Revlac and Lizby,

I don�t feel so bad now..

Come on Redrok... We showed you ours now show us yours..

MickEdited by bigmik 2018-04-09

Mick's uMite Stuff can be found >>> HERE (Kindly hosted by Dontronics) <<<

palcal

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Posted: 12:50am 08 Apr 2018

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Quote Bigmik has my vote so far.
Paul.

Cancel that..Edited by palcal 2018-04-09

"It is better to be ignorant and ask a stupid question than to be plain Stupid and not ask at all"

Grogster

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Posted: 01:43am 08 Apr 2018

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Nice photos so far, chums. Keep them coming.

You know what they say: The messier the workbench, the better the work.

Therefore, those with the messiest workbenches do the best work!

(if palcal will forgive me for paraphrasing him a little there!)

Smoke makes things work. When the smoke gets out, it stops!

Quazee137

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Posted: 04:00am 08 Apr 2018

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Ok my turm here

Main work station

"I cant see to solder" temp work area and old PM 3214 scope

Testing area desktops 1 to 3 and minecraft's on desktop 4

current projects storage

this was to be the soldering area but is for desoldering

and when I need more space to put boards to kit

Enjoy Quazee

It would be a mess but my Granddaughter needed spending money

Edited by Quazee137 2018-04-09

disco4now

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Posted: 04:03am 08 Apr 2018

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Well I thought I was going to have to do a couple of days tidying up, but seems I am not alone with the state of my workspace, so here it is. None of this was here when I got my first nano-mite off Mick about 3 years ago.

Maybe we should include an unfinished project count.
Mine is about 10 I reckon.

Gerry

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Quazee137

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Posted: 04:09am 08 Apr 2018

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My phone lies all the pic's looked good.
I was going to fix but Gerry locked me in.

Azure

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Posted: 04:16am 08 Apr 2018

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Quazee137 said
My phone lies all the pic's looked good.
I was going to fix but Gerry locked me in.

Are the pics all upside down because you are on the other side of our planet?

brucedownunder2
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Posted: 05:43am 08 Apr 2018

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Yep

So thats what you do without kids ?

lovely

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goc30

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Posted: 08:12am 08 Apr 2018

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Hi
It's a small room, but i have a hardware space and a software space

Lou

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Posted: 05:40am 09 Apr 2018

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Quazee,

Just because you're in the other hemisphere from Australia you don't have to post your pictures upside-down for our down-under friends to see (I don't think...)

Just joking, anyway I'll show you mine if I can dig deep enough down on the bench to find the camera. Now where is that thing.......

Lou

Microcontrollers - the other white meat

Boppa
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Posted: 06:05am 09 Apr 2018

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Lou said Quazee,

Just because you're in the other hemisphere from Australia you don't have to post your pictures upside-down for our down-under friends to see (I don't think...)

Just joking, anyway I'll show you mine if I can dig deep enough down on the bench to find the camera. Now where is that thing.......

Lou

Well that explains why his is messy, everything keeps falling off the table and landing on the ceiling LOL
Wish I had some pics of my old workshop, at present its a bit of cardboard on my bed (staying at my sisters place) so nothing really to photograph unless you want a pic of my soldering iron on the floor and my workbench' ie an old carboard box from bunnings- for those 'really' interested- the box used to contain rolls of whipper snipper cord...
All the rest is in storage, and I miss it....

TassyJim

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Posted: 06:38am 09 Apr 2018

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There are a couple of workbenches in here somewhere!

Need a bigger shed, or a few trips to the tip.

Jim

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Chopperp

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Posted: 07:32am 09 Apr 2018

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This is my CMM work Table. Has had a clean up. Lid off the CMM & also an expansion unit while I am playing around. Main display at the top LHS but also sending some test data to the laptop.

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pcaffalldavis

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Posted: 01:36pm 09 Apr 2018

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6:33 AM PDT Monday April 9, 2018 35 F 2 C and clear

I really enjoy seeing your benches. So I decided to share. I'm not as specialized or experienced with electronics or computers as most of you, but I do have many interests. My lab has six work stations or counters for various undertakings. Here are four.

Electronics and Solder Bench

Office Corner

Take Apart Counter. Note the close by trash bin for extra parts and projects not deemed worthy for reassembly.

Lab Glass and Plant Oil Extraction. I also distill water for Colloidal Silver production and Ethanol to clean laboratory glass. Tasty too!

I would like to see more of everyone's pictures if you're all willing to share more.

Peter in Hyder Alaska
Edited by pcaffalldavis 2018-04-10

We're all here 'cause we're not all there.

Grogster

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Posted: 11:54pm 09 Apr 2018

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Wow, that is a full scale lab you have there, Peter!

I too am interested in seeing anyone's benches.
Keep them coming!

Smoke makes things work. When the smoke gets out, it stops!

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