Lets see your work bench

[PeterJ]

This is where I do all my maintenance on my handguns. The roll around that the 10-22 is on is mainly for the rifle or when I have an overflow of handguns from the range and they are waiting in line. I know it ain't pretty, but I know where everything is and what it's for. This is inside my block garage that is built into a hillside so I can use the attic to store all my lawn equipment.

 

[wundudnee]

I like looking at other folks work benches. It shows me that I'm not alone when it gets messy.

 

[ancient-one]

Enjoy them while you can. Before I moved to this retirement joint, I had a 18 X 20 work shop loaded with wood working tools. I had a 4 X 8 bench for wood working and a long(guessing about 10 ft.) laminate topped bench with drawers and shelves where I made jewelry and worked on my guns. I don't miss my house but the shop I really miss even knowing that I could no longer fully utilize it.

 

[4barrel]

Here is a leg on one of my tables. It has been there 15 years and I never noticed her until a year ago having a cold one.

 

[chief38]

Here's mine. It's about 3 years ago and I now have a large industrial air compressor instead of the green one. Although I keep my Shop neat & clean, it gets used almost daily and I always clean up at the end of the project. Sometimes I ponder how people get bye without a good Workshop!

 

[Funflyer]

My workshop is 20x20 and I have benches in two corners along with a roll-a-round bench in the middle of it all. I've got too many projects going on at any given time. This is the messiest it's been in a long time.

 

[DeathGrip]

I bought mine. It's 8ft. long and plenty of legroom under it. Almost everything under it is on wheels for easier access.

Right now it a mess. I have a bunch of ammo on it from my brothers place.

Here's a picture or two in use,

 

[snubbyfan]

Mine's right behind that good looking guy with the beer and cigar.

Another view, it's mostly for woodworking but it's also used for most anything else.

Got this one for leather workin'.

 

[yaktamer]

I'm hoping to find mine some day under all the accumulated junk. If I ever do, I'll show you a pic.

 

[DeathGrip]

I'm hoping to find mine some day under all the accumulated junk. If I ever do, I'll show you a pic.

I never did get to see the bench at my fathers house. It was covered in stuff for years and my brother took it all.

Now that my brother's dead I guess I'll keep finding stuff he helped himself to. I've already found a lot.

 

[histreenut]

I have a work bench but it's location & use is questionable as when family does not know where to put things away or where they go..."Just put it on Daddy's work bench."
<< sigh >>

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[Muley Gil]

I bought mine. It's 8ft. long and plenty of legroom under it. Almost everything under it is on wheels for easier access.

Right now it a mess. I have a bunch of ammo on it from my brothers place.

Here's a picture or two in use,

Is that a Model B?

 

[DeathGrip]

Is that a Model B?[/QUOTE

1930 Model A with 1932 Model B radiator and grill. It's a traditional hot rod. AKA an AV-8

 

[ancient-one]

That is a bunch of nice, well equipped workshops. Glad to know so many members have a place to enjoy their hobbies. I did most of my reloading in my shop. I made made a portable stand for my press and loaded a bunch of 38 Special and 357 mag in the kitchen during really cold weather. The only problem there was getting my wife not to talk to me while I was weighing the 357 powder.

 

[4barrel]

I bought mine. It's 8ft. long and plenty of legroom under it. Almost everything under it is on wheels for easier access.

Right now it a mess. I have a bunch of ammo on it from my brothers place.

Here's a picture or two in use,

Your tool box is worth more than the SUV I am driving.

 

[6518John]

Not mine, but the guy was pretty important

This was how it was at his death,

 

[H Richard]

This is my "hobby" workshop. Loading maintenance room..11x21 with a 4x7 ft walk in vault in one corner. U shaped countertop around three sides for loaders and a separate cleaning/maint area. Was the first room in my basement I finished after building our new condo 15 years ago.









This is totally separate from my "workshop" where I have my compound miter saw, drill press, bench grinder, etc. for working on anything other than firearms.

 

[rubiranch]

My workbench is to the right behind my ATV.
I don't "work" on my guns. I clean them at my kitchen table.
I don't reload either so I don't have any reloading stuff.
I have a friend who reloads for me because he enjoys it.

 

[Stevens]

Mine is n a 30X40 steel building I put up about 1983, we are having a hot spell in So.Louisiana last few days and it has been 100 degrees inside the building.
I do have several of the red Craftsman tool cabinets when I see the pictures of them I am reminded of how one day I pulled out a drawer and found a 3-4' King snake sitting in there, I guess he crawled in though the back. Good thing I looked before reaching in. I'm right next to a huge swamp so lots of snakes, and gators, around here.
Steve W

 

[tlawler]

Here's mine

I took a few hours to clean it off I wish it always looked like this, didn't want you guys to think I was too messy. Cabinets and shelves are kitchen and dumpster salvage. I lucked into the Stanley Vidmar locking drawer cabinet, a hospital in Sebring was tossing it. It used to hold drugs and painkillers locked up in an OR, so it's a good secure place for my assembled ammo. The only cabinet I bought is the Gladiator from Lowe's. It holds all of my powders.