Work area pictures only

[Johnny Mike]

Maybe I am just missing something but I am interest in other builders work areas.

I can get many tips just looking at others work areas.

 

I am a solitary builder and don't belong to any associations to share information.

The only contact about my hobby of model ship building is from Model Ship World

and an occasional vendor or web search. Which is fine with me.

 

I know there is a spot to put specific information on tools and equipment.

 

I would like to see a location to look at other builders work area.

I am not interested in discussions about the best tools and what you should have

but simple one or two pictures of the builders bench or work areas.

No description needs to accompany the pictures just let me explore the pictures

easily and quickly without searching all over for this basic information.

I have found I can pick up many hidden gems buy just studying others.

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[Snug Harbor Johnny]

My cave is narrow (1/3 of the basement), with old kitchen cabinets in a recessed portion.  Messy now, until summer chores are done, as my building occurs over the winter.  There's a Vasa hull hiding in the first picture.

 

 

[JohnB40]

Here is my workspace. It is quite small but out of way. This is for assembly. I also have a spot in the garage for my mini table,scroll saw etc.

 

[palmerit]

After quite a while using a couple of folding tables and a drop cloth in the middle of my younger son’s room - while at college - after moving in there from the dining room, we redid his bedroom and I got a corner as my work area. It’s densely packed but (somewhat) organized. 

[SiriusVoyager]

I'm currently using my dining room table as my work area.  The two rolling carts from Ikea have been great.  They make it pretty easy to clean up the work area and turn it back into a dining space pretty easily.  That ring light provides pretty good illumination.

 

[woodartist]

i have a small 10x10 workshop in my back yard. I used to do a lot of wood carving and taught small classes in my shop. Now it is my boatyard.

[Ronald-V]

2 hours ago, woodartist said:

i have a small 10x10 workshop in my back yard. I used to do a lot of wood carving and taught small classes in my shop. Now it is my boatyard.

 

Such a cool little workshop! Love it!  

[Paul Jarman]

My work area is in my bedroom. 

[RossR]

7 hours ago, woodartist said:

i have a small 10x10 workshop in my back yard.

I love the big windows.

 

 

[jerome]

8 hours ago, woodartist said:

i have a small 10x10 workshop in my back yard. I used to do a lot of wood carving and taught small classes in my shop. Now it is my boatyard.

Love this shop.

It seems very comfortable.

[Johnny Mike]

Thanks so much.

I really like sharing ideas.

keep them coming.

I have some new ideas to think about already.

[Desertanimal]

Here’s my modest little area. 
 

[robert952]

My workbench area.

Bench itself.  I have a computer station in the room, too.  I use the same wheeled chair for both. 

And my humble nautical/modeling library.

[Some Idea]

Here's mine - I keep everything away - its easier to keep clean that way

[Dan Sullivan]

Not in wood-modeling mode ATM, or the preac would be out instead of the airbrush, but here is my little bedroom corner. The storage units are makeup/cosmetic drawers from amazon, chosen because of the clear fronts so I can find stuff :-)

[kgstakes]

Here is my model workshop it’s the office of my workshop.  I don’t use it as an office anymore so I turned it into my model workshop.

the video is of my miniature workshop but it has changed a little bit since this was taken.

 

 

 

 

[paul ron]

[Knocklouder]

This is my little part of the world, my  shipyard. 

Most of the thinking goes on in this chair,

To the left of that is  the work bench with the serving machine   on it, ready To be  put away till the next build.

On the other side of the room is one of my display  cases, I have another upstairs  with 5 finished  ships in it.

and finally  in this corner the paint booth.

That's my shipyard             

Bob  M. 

 

Edited 3 hours ago by Knocklouder

[Dave_E]

On 9/5/2025 at 1:01 PM, Snug Harbor Johnny said:

My cave is narrow (1/3 of the basement), with old kitchen cabinets in a recessed portion.  Messy now, until summer chores are done, as my building occurs over the winter.  There's a Vasa hull hiding in the first picture.

 

 

I see your a clock collector. Do you refurbish or just collect? I used to build camel back clocks for a business venture.

[Dave_E]

The cave is one of the small bedrooms in our house. When we built it, the kids were all gone and I declared this room for my hobby endeavors. Right now the work bench is a card modeling aircraft factory.