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I am curious. Do you have a formal workbench/area? Do you use an, as yet, untouched part of your benchwork?
I have an old sewing machine cart that is about as large as a small drafting table that allows me to sit and work. I also use open space on my benchwork.
Describe your working area?
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Here's what mine looks like.
![[Image: IMG_2836.jpg]](http://www.frontiernet.net/~tbohlen/IMG_2836.jpg)
I use the same workbench for modeling projects as well for everything else. It can get a little crowded when I have to stop in the middle of a modeling project to work on something for the house.
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Tom,
That is a pretty sweet set-up. I will have to see about getting a pic posted of my working area. The sewing table is not the long and short of it. I have several plastic drawer/box combinations as well as areas for my airbrushes. It is just thrown together. I really need to invest some time in making it a bit bigger.
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There's quite a bit on this topic
HERE.
Wayne
