What does your wrenching table look like? post a pic.
06-04-2009, 06:39 AM
#167
Update**
Just finished new shop.
No shelf Queens in my family!
I highly recommend a small parts cleaner for cleaning vehicles. It Makes short work of cleaning
Yes I still have all my radios. You have to understand there are 4 racers in my family and some times we all drive at the same time even different classes.
Just finished new shop.
No shelf Queens in my family!
I highly recommend a small parts cleaner for cleaning vehicles. It Makes short work of cleaning
Yes I still have all my radios. You have to understand there are 4 racers in my family and some times we all drive at the same time even different classes.
06-06-2009, 12:32 PM
#169
Just completed this workbench two weekends ago and haven't had a chance to organize the pegs.
It is 36d x 72w x 42h. The pegboard is 30 inches high. This is the first real RC bench I've had. My previous one looks like a smurf blew up on it:
This is our family room coffee table. I thought I was being smart by putting down a blue beach towel. Unbeknownst to me, there was some fuel in the line that dripped onto the towel. The fuel dissolved the stain and when it dried the towel stuck to it. To top it off, I left my crap on the table for 3 days while the wife kept reminding me to clean it up. Guess how little resistance I got to spending the money on a proper bench?
Turns out this is a great conversation starter.
It is 36d x 72w x 42h. The pegboard is 30 inches high. This is the first real RC bench I've had. My previous one looks like a smurf blew up on it:
This is our family room coffee table. I thought I was being smart by putting down a blue beach towel. Unbeknownst to me, there was some fuel in the line that dripped onto the towel. The fuel dissolved the stain and when it dried the towel stuck to it. To top it off, I left my crap on the table for 3 days while the wife kept reminding me to clean it up. Guess how little resistance I got to spending the money on a proper bench?
Turns out this is a great conversation starter.
06-06-2009, 12:54 PM
#170
My previous one looks like a smurf blew up on it.
This is our family room coffee table. I thought I was being smart by putting down a blue beach towel. Unbeknownst to me, there was some fuel in the line that dripped onto the towel. The fuel dissolved the stain and when it dried the towel stuck to it. To top it off, I left my crap on the table for 3 days while the wife kept reminding me to clean it up. Guess how little resistance I got to spending the money on a proper bench?
Turns out this is a great conversation starter.
This is our family room coffee table. I thought I was being smart by putting down a blue beach towel. Unbeknownst to me, there was some fuel in the line that dripped onto the towel. The fuel dissolved the stain and when it dried the towel stuck to it. To top it off, I left my crap on the table for 3 days while the wife kept reminding me to clean it up. Guess how little resistance I got to spending the money on a proper bench?
Turns out this is a great conversation starter.
06-06-2009, 02:14 PM
#172
Tech Rookie
Here mine... Extra room in the house converted to RC room.
07-10-2009, 11:01 PM
#173
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here is my "100 pounds of crap in a 10 pound bag" garage
07-22-2009, 07:48 PM
#175
Here is what my painting table looks like after painting cars daily
work on my race cars
too busy painting 
work on my race cars
too busy painting
08-06-2009, 09:16 AM
#179
I think its time for an updated pic of my shop.
Man pano's are hard to do in small spaces.
Man pano's are hard to do in small spaces.
you framed Half-Life posters