Work stations
05-26-2006, 10:17 AM
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Work stations
I was wondering if some of you guys could post a pic of your RC work areas. I want to build a dedicated work station in my garage but I can't decide how I want to set it up.
My parts are scattered all through the house right now, and I'm tired of dragging the whole setup out everytime I want to work on my trucks. I also messed up the finish on the kitchen table with a nitro spill, so now the wife gets all pissy everytime I start to work on them in the house
My parts are scattered all through the house right now, and I'm tired of dragging the whole setup out everytime I want to work on my trucks. I also messed up the finish on the kitchen table with a nitro spill, so now the wife gets all pissy everytime I start to work on them in the house
05-26-2006, 11:35 AM
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RE: Work stations
man i am so jealous, my workstation is where ever i unpack my crap and start building. My garage is so full of crap it scares me. One day i will clean it out and put in a proper workshop.
05-26-2006, 01:07 PM
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RE: Work stations
I just inhabited a new room on the house; set it up into my office/lounge. and now I tossed a table in front of the window, its a dedicated RC work area. need to outfit it with some tools now.
used to work on a snack table in front of the couch, man that sucked. the wheels sat on the inner quarter of the tread because it was such a small table, and every twist of the wrench ussually knocked a part off the table.
used to work on a snack table in front of the couch, man that sucked. the wheels sat on the inner quarter of the tread because it was such a small table, and every twist of the wrench ussually knocked a part off the table.
05-26-2006, 02:56 PM
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RE: Work stations
My garage is too full of real cars and tools etc. So I just picked up a plastice folding table at costco for like $20. Not a flimsy cheap one, a thick plastic powdercoated one.
Thats a nice setup in your garage lstracer X. Glad to see that someone else still watches southpark. lol.
Thats a nice setup in your garage lstracer X. Glad to see that someone else still watches southpark. lol.
05-26-2006, 03:10 PM
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My "work station" used to be where I kept my RCP Track set up. However, I no longer have free use of the warehouse. Now, it is just anywhere the hairy kids permit me to work on the R/Cs in peace--most of the time, my desk.
TV, DVD, and Stereo--a must.
ORIGINAL: Chronic
I forgot about needing a TV out there.
I forgot about needing a TV out there.
