My new workstation

Well after along Arug... umm debate/converstation with my wife on friday we decided that it was best for me to move my modeling and hobbies down into the garage.

She was complaining of the smell from the glue / paint and just general complaints! So after much bickering back and forth i decided screw it i will hit the the local hardware store and put together my new workstation!

The bench area is 3 feet on the short side and then 8 feet on the long side. I do have a pair of 48 inch forecents and a couple of 24 inch ones, I could not find the something to cover the bench yet so for now i put down some white plastic and put Cork board up on the walls in order to pin things up :D

Made a stop at a friends place to grab some old cabinets he was looking to get rid of.

Next my project is to build my spray painting booth :D

Little before and after, put in more cabinets, cleaned the place up relocated the Central vac installed some new lighting and it should work out. Only issue i have is am a big guy and hard to find a chair i wanted. Due to the hight of the counter peice i got i had to make the whole table that high however had an issue funding a stool that high.. So i made one :D



http://www.michaellambertphotography.com/model/newbench1.jpg
http://www.michaellambertphotography.com/model/newbench2.jpg

Nice cleanup!

Very nice. I like the monitor and the speaker setup. Very practical, lets you browse websites with references and watch race reviews, I bet.

Looks good Michael, way to stand your ground :) Now get building.

Mike

Well.

Started wroking on the venting system for my spray booth :D Using a inline fan ( 230CFM)

http://www.michaellambertphotography.com/model/vent.jpg

Well.

Started wroking on the venting system for my spray booth :D Using a inline fan ( 230CFM)

http://www.michaellambertphotography.com/model/vent.jpg

Nice work area, it's about 4 times larger than mine!

Does that fan have a brushless or isolated motor? Paint fumes are quite explosive.

I was going to ask the same thing about the motor. That was the reason I went w/ the Dayton fan that I am using. The motor is isolated from the air stream, so the paint fumes arent sent through the motor, effectively eliminating the possibility of igniting the paint fumes. Granted, the chances of it actually happening are pretty remote, but I'd hate to have to deal w/ it, so any chance is too big a chance.

Nice!
I wish I had so much place for my modeling activities!

I am not sure about the motor question, this was taken from there website.

What type of motors are used in Suncourt products?
The electric motors used in Suncourt products are C-Frame two-pole motors, Class B, Thermally Protected, sleeve bearings and synthetic lubricant. The exceptions are the 400 Series In-Line Duct Fans which have 4-pole, Class B, Thermally Protected motors with sleeve bearings and synthetic lubricant.

I do hope it works, i have drilled the hole in the side of my house and installed the dryer vent for the exaust.

Well, Dropped into my dollar store locally here to find they had these vynal tiles on sale for 10 for a $1.. yes they had to have messed up, however i bought enough and ended up with this.

http://www.michaellambertphotography.com/tile1.jpg

http://www.michaellambertphotography.com/tile2.jpg

Send us a pic of what your wife does with your old modeling are would ya? :)

Sorry,

What do you want to see?

Very clean...

Sorry,

What do you want to see?
Well, I just figure she kicked you out to install a sewing machine or something. Sorry, just being a smart alec, hope your new area inspires you to great things.