I was so impressed by Harry's video tour of his state of the art work area, that I thought I'd do the same in photos............
First up is my belt sander equivalent & drill-drill press. These prove to very versatile items.

I use a corded Dremel & a handy tool holder...... bartered for a couple resin bodies to the famous Tom Baker.
My paint booth consists of a couple well used cardboard boxes perched atop a stolen milk crate I installed on my front porch floor.

I have a Marty Stanley inspired cheese board that most of us use. I use 3/64 brass rod off-fall for pins & K&S aluminum tubing for axle setups.
I do have a Razor tire truer mounted on a couple more stolen milk crates...I might, add this turns out to be a necessity for a good running car.
.....................Just spend more time on the fronts than I do

I have ample storage for my paint & various resins - glues - liquids etc.....
I also have a cataloged assortment of styrene & brass handy.

I never throw anything away, so I have some additional storage space somewhere above my bench.
I found this box of drawers in a dumpster somewhere, so there are some small parts & tools stored here on my desk (which used to belong to a Grandson by the way).

These tools, etc. won't fit in the drawers.....................
The only soldering utensils I have are my grandfather's Weller gun & a small Benzomatic I bought at a swap meet somewhere.

Gotta' store projects, molds & just stuff in general somewhere..................Did I mention I don't throw anything away..
(Bought the short shelf for $5 at a yard sale & the tall one comes from my AT&T shop after they threw it out)
Hope you enjoyed the tour of the Fabulous Strangebrew Workshop..................I couldn't be upstaged by Harry now could I????
.................The End: Brew
First up is my belt sander equivalent & drill-drill press. These prove to very versatile items.
I use a corded Dremel & a handy tool holder...... bartered for a couple resin bodies to the famous Tom Baker.
My paint booth consists of a couple well used cardboard boxes perched atop a stolen milk crate I installed on my front porch floor.
I have a Marty Stanley inspired cheese board that most of us use. I use 3/64 brass rod off-fall for pins & K&S aluminum tubing for axle setups.
I do have a Razor tire truer mounted on a couple more stolen milk crates...I might, add this turns out to be a necessity for a good running car.
.....................Just spend more time on the fronts than I do

I have ample storage for my paint & various resins - glues - liquids etc.....
I also have a cataloged assortment of styrene & brass handy.
I never throw anything away, so I have some additional storage space somewhere above my bench.
I found this box of drawers in a dumpster somewhere, so there are some small parts & tools stored here on my desk (which used to belong to a Grandson by the way).
These tools, etc. won't fit in the drawers.....................
The only soldering utensils I have are my grandfather's Weller gun & a small Benzomatic I bought at a swap meet somewhere.
Gotta' store projects, molds & just stuff in general somewhere..................Did I mention I don't throw anything away..

(Bought the short shelf for $5 at a yard sale & the tall one comes from my AT&T shop after they threw it out)
Hope you enjoyed the tour of the Fabulous Strangebrew Workshop..................I couldn't be upstaged by Harry now could I????
.................The End: Brew
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