Workbench Pictures

[The Inflicted]

My first house as of 2 months ago.
Growing up, my father's workbench was always a complete wreck, so getting my first one to this shape, if even for just a week or two, feels pretty good.

[Bang*Bang**]

Congrats on the new digs!

[The Inflicted]

Thanks!!

[Cunha]

My stuff is in totes. When I bring a new table into the shop, it gets filled with my dads projects. I end up working on the overturned lids of my totes or in my car half the time. Luckily I'm not doing much tinkering these days and I'm happy just to have a place away from my house to park the totes.

[Rainmaker]

Here's my humble little workspace. Thinking of doing a "Tales from the Print-Closet" video or something, haha.

[Rainmaker]

Ummmm.... (curses underbreath)
Yeah thats the new .356 caliber paintball marker from Valken

[ghilliesuit]

Hmm this hasn't hit public domain yet?

[MAr]

Gimme five minutes in there please.

[ghilliesuit]

Understood. Mmk moving on... So, you work at valken? Rainmaker

[Jordan]

Here's my humble little workspace. Thinking of doing a "Tales from the Print-Closet" video or something, haha.

Wait... you guys have closets??

[JonM]

My workbench gets used for 3D printing, marker mods/repair, and more traditional projects,

[Tinybear]

Modest work bench where I maintain and store my paintball gear.

[acrewofone]

All tools and supplies are in the cabinets underneath. Pull them out to use, put them back when done, I like a clean workbench.

I do all my work with mostly hand tools, plus a drill and dremel setup, with a lot of attachments and jigs, some bought and some made by me for a specific purpose.

I do like to work on only one project at a time, if possible. I have workbench space for longer or larger projects.

If I am doing any drilling or dremeling, I lay down a large drop cloth so shavings can be gathered up easily.

The workbench is high as I prefer standing while working. I have my own fridge, coffee machine and microwave handy, plus a radio/CD player for entertainment.

Current project on the bench is a Crosman 3357 resurrection (broken cylinder center pin). The vise is not mounted, and I mostly use it to prop up things or hold them in place by it's weight (but I may mount it in a corner eventually).

In the last picture, hanging up to dry after painting, is part of an 8 - AGA62 rebuild project for an MCB Member. (You can see on the bench, a bottle of .50 Caliber Paintballs for the 3357 and 3 bottles of .62 Caliber Paintballs for the 8 - AGA62s. With any 3357 or AGA62 rebuild, I send back 75 - Paintballs, 3 - CO2 Cartridges and a Barrel Squeegee for each pistol. (So that would be 600 paintballs for the 8 - AGA62s).

[Carp]

I have yet to set up a permanent bench at my current location. My work bench isn't as big or elaborate as some members. Mine is more... mobile hospital/rehab. I had to open an emergency triage extension wing today. In preparation of a new edition to the Phleet!




And the extension wing...

[Arthur]

Just crawled myself out of a sarlac pit of a protracted divorce. This has been my workbench for the last 2.5 years on the move, between my sister's house, an apartment, then my girlfriend(s) house(s). I'm closing on a house next week and will be sure to (happily) update this thread on my new, proper workbench!

[Knuckle Dragger]

So far this is where I’m at since I moved. Need more shelves and another bench should I dabble in the 3D printing stuff. Just finished hanging the pegboard and guns.

[Ecapnation]

In flux currently... Waiting on some cabinets to get some stuff off of it.

[maggot]

Did my annual cleaning today, makes me excited to work on things again!

The finesse bench



The beat, grind it, polish it bench