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Now I finally have a proper painting station!

Very cool. Did you make it or were able to order it from some where?

Marshall Ragnar wrote:
Very cool. Did you make it or were able to order it from some where?

HobbyZone... they're based out of Poland so shipping is going to be expensive... 8 pcs + shipping came out to $270 USD

Such a clean workspace is ...unnatural

Looks very nice though. Even if I got a setup like that, the drawers would all be half open, stuff would be scattered around the surface, and something would probably be broken already. So I just cut out the middleman, save the money I’d spend on organization, and revel in the chaos.

Doesn’t stop me of being deeply envious of other people’s tidy workplaces.

One day I'll have a painting desk that doesn't need to be protected from toddlers, one day.

 broadcast wrote:

Marshall Ragnar wrote:
Very cool. Did you make it or were able to order it from some where?

HobbyZone... they're based out of Poland so shipping is going to be expensive... 8 pcs + shipping came out to $270 USD

Holy wrinkly tinkerbiscuits!

Cleanest workshop I've ever seen!

Crikey, that's nice!
I have the old GW wooden painting station that I just lift by the handles and move, but I'd love a desk like that.