Jovi Bon Kenobi
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That traffic cone really ties the room togetherHere’s a mock-up of what my desk looks like:
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Jovi Bon Kenobi
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Moving sucks but THAT is awesome!
Nostradoomus
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Its true but it’s better than living in a place with damp/mold issues and a landlord who couldn’t give a shit. I see a flaming bag of dog poop in his future.
Barry
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We have the same housekeeper!Here’s a mock-up of what my desk looks like:
Nostradoomus
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Got my bench hung up today and put some pegboard on the side wall. Coming along!
twebb6778
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Looking good! Love the potential of a wide open space.
Barry
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I need to find a place for some pegboard
Nostradoomus
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Now the real fun begins.
I have 2 half stacks and about 10 guitars to put in here too. And a synth setup. I’m going to need more shelving.
Nostradoomus
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Pretty close to set up now. I am super thankful I work at a hardware store and get stuff for a bit above cost. I think I only spent 200 bucks setting this place up.
Jovi Bon Kenobi
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That looks so efficient! Like everything is at arm's reach. Needs a beer holder though. Or maybe mannequin leg lighting.
Nostradoomus
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Barry
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Unfortunately those are rare around hereI work at an independent hardware store, so ew.
peccary
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I'm new here, but I am pretty proud of my first little workspace, even if it isn't much at this time, so I wanted to share it here.
We moved in to this current house a little over a year ago. A few months ago I set up in the garage on a foldout table. I could only work for an hour or two at a time without killing my neck and back. The previous renter worked on dirt bikes in here, and built a stand up workbench against the back wall.
About a month or six weeks ago I finally took an afternoon to organize (part of) the garage to allow me to use the bench. Being able to stand up and work has been a game changer, not to mention that the space is now permanent. It is SO nice to not have to put everything away. That made getting started a chore.
My next job will be to get another rack to put all my brewing equipment in to so I can free up the space under the bench and I'm also going to put some pegboard up against the wall behind the bench. After seeing how well you have all use pegboard I'm in to it when I hadn't really considered it before.
We moved in to this current house a little over a year ago. A few months ago I set up in the garage on a foldout table. I could only work for an hour or two at a time without killing my neck and back. The previous renter worked on dirt bikes in here, and built a stand up workbench against the back wall.
About a month or six weeks ago I finally took an afternoon to organize (part of) the garage to allow me to use the bench. Being able to stand up and work has been a game changer, not to mention that the space is now permanent. It is SO nice to not have to put everything away. That made getting started a chore.
My next job will be to get another rack to put all my brewing equipment in to so I can free up the space under the bench and I'm also going to put some pegboard up against the wall behind the bench. After seeing how well you have all use pegboard I'm in to it when I hadn't really considered it before.
Chuck D. Bones
Circuit Wizard
Brewing and pedals! Dude, you got it made.
Chuck D. Bones
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Thank you for asking! I run my LabNation thru a laptop and up until just now, I had not tried more than one finger on the touch pad. Eureka!
Or as Peanut would say:
Or as Peanut would say:
