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Time for a spring clean? How's your workbench looking?

cstanton
cstanton 4 months ago

Whether you're going for minimalism with a tiny desk , or you're deciding to finally get rid of that altoids tin of resistors, spring time can be an opportunity for a bit of a spruce up and a clean.

Are you perhaps considering a project to help keep your desk tidy? (Hmm, that sounds like a good idea)

Or are you looking to pick up some new equipment? I realised that I haven't checked out kickstarter for a while and that used to be a good place for something new and innovative.

What's your plan? Same old, same old? Or time for something new?

For me, I need an actual workbench!

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  • JoRatcliffe
    JoRatcliffe 4 months ago +5
    In the spirit of this discussion, I though I'd let everyone know I've just kicked off a new competition on the theme of spring cleaning Take a project which you started but never finished or got working…
  • dang74
    dang74 4 months ago in reply to Jan Cumps +5
    That is too clean. Are you sure it's a real work space... and not a show room display at Ikea.
  • michaelkellett
    michaelkellett 4 months ago +4
    For long while I've put parts for a new job into a "Job box" which I then keep ( maybe for 10 years or more). I might raid the job boxes for left over parts but it can get very hard to remember where things…
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    dang74 4 months ago in reply to $parentForumReply.Author.DisplayName

    And I suppose the spreadsheet method mentioned by Michael would be more effective than say the Dewey Decimal System... though app notes can logically be stored in the 800s (literature) and vacuum tubes in the 900s (history) Wink 

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    anniel747 4 months ago in reply to dang74

    dang74 You would nonetheless still need a powerful software to keep tab of the quantity, unit buying price in different qty, selling price, lots of electrical parameters, physical dimensions, alternate part numbers and substitutes etc.

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