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Ah, that looks sweet. I'll have to check out those one day builds more. Thanks!
Nice project. You might think about adding a small drawer under the top platform to hold all the miscellaneous bits. You could use your…
Brilliant! I was thinking about some sort of portable tray or something for my soldering iron for easy transportation. A standard toolbox is…
Great project! A few things I'd be inclined to add: one of those magnifier/ring lights (that are on an adjustable arm) (or at the very least…
Glad to see there's at least ONE cat lover at SF! I'd begun to think that they were a bit prejudiced against us (in favor of the dog…
really? why you do not like fluke products? can you clarify please?
Ah, sorry about that. The package was renamed =>…
Back in about 1972 or 1973 I saw something interesting at an art display. It was an "auto-mobile" suspended on a wire from the ceiling --…