Whats your Work-Bench/lab look like? Post some pictures of your Lab.

[Hydrawerk]

An impressive collection of powerful equipment. Well, not many hobbyists have a 13GHz spectrum analyzer.

[c4757p]

Your comment of the desk being tidy now reminded me of the joke of " a clean desk being an indicator of a dirty mind".

If a cluttered desk is a sign of a cluttered mind, of what, then, is an empty desk a sign?

Variously attributed to everyone and his dog, including Albert Einstein.

[TVman]

This is my Lab.....




What do you think?

Hunor

[con-f-use]

What do you think?

Hunor

I think it's either a very small lab or you just posted the thumbnail picture.

[TVman]

What do you think?

Hunor

I think it's either a very small lab or you just posted the thumbnail picture.

Fixed!

[ResR]

Impressive lab mr. Cyr. 

My little work corner, I have reused salad boxes for organizing components I desoldered mostly from dumpster dive finds.

[SeanB]

I use plastic 1l lunch boxes, as I have a few dozen spare doing nothing.

[GreyWoolfe]

Cyr, a very nice collection.
Your comment of the desk being tidy now reminded me of the joke of " a clean desk being an indicator of a dirty mind".

I thought is was an indicator of a warped mind

[Suffer1981de]

My little workspace.

[TVman]

My little workspace.

Wow!

[krish2487]

My little workspace.

Thats what I call "picture in picture"

 

[aroby]

The tinkering room where my son and I hang out.  We seem to take more things apart than build things though ...

Anthony

[Suffer1981de]

Thats what I call "picture in picture"
 

Yeah, took a photo after being unsatisfied with what i saw on screen ;-)

The tinkering room where my son and I hang out.  We seem to take more things apart than build things though ...

Anthony

Dang, what a rack 

[TVman]

That is A very nice gig!

[kolbep]

My little workspace.

Thats what I call "picture in picture"

 

If you look carefully at the picture in the computer screen, the reason he did not like the first pic was because his pc was on a porn site...

J/k

P

[tony t]

Thanks to EEVblog and all for rekindling my passion for electronics.

[wiss]

I like those Philips scopes!

[jancumps]

I like those Philips scopes!

I second that. and there's a second piece of Philips on the shelve.

[wiss]

I like those Philips scopes!

I second that. and there's a second piece of Philips on the shelve.

There`s a counter(?) on the shelf above the scope, those were made in Sweden (some of them at least). What model is it?

[con-f-use]

Thanks to EEVblog and all for rekindling my passion for electronics.

Hey tony, welcome to the forum. Where did you get your shelfing from?

[G0HZU]

Thanks to EEVblog and all for rekindling my passion for electronics.

Hi tony t. Of all the benches I've seen on here, yours is the one I like most. i.e. it's the one I could happily pull a chair up to and do some work on.

I guess this is because it has the main items arranged the way I would arrange them myself, also it has a nice uncluttered work area with a big ESD mat.

If I were to make changes to it (to suit me better) I would move the books and component bins somewhere else and leave some spare shelf space. I find that it's nice to always have some spare space on a shelf even if it's just as a place to put something (out of the way) for a few seconds.

But overall this is easily the best setup work bench I've seen so far

[linux-works]

The tinkering room where my son and I hang out.  We seem to take more things apart than build things though ...

Anthony

as someone who used to work at Sun, I approve!  (what a shame Sun is no longer around and evil oracle is all that's left of good old Sun).

[Terabyte2007]

Here is a new panoramic 180 degree view of my lab. Was messing around with the panoramic option on my Galaxy S4. It works really well! 

Sorry, I had to reduce the size considerably to make the upload requirements on the blog. It looks quite a bit better in it's high resolution form but is tens of megabytes in size though!

[tony t]

The Philips Frequency counter is a PM6673 (120Mhz).  Picked it up on Ebay for $100+shipping.  Waiting for my used OCXO to arrive to make it more stable.

[wiss]

The Philips Frequency counter is a PM6673 (120Mhz).  Picked it up on Ebay for $100+shipping.  Waiting for my used OCXO to arrive to make it more stable.

120 M, ok
How old is it? It might be stated on the back.
What do you use it for?