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What are your Tips for an Organized Workbench? [Ask e14 - Join, Share & Win Competition] September 2025

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Calling all makers, engineers, and tinkerers! If your workbench is a masterpiece of order or even a chaotic haven with hidden gems of organisation, we want to hear from YOU!
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Got a Tidy Workbench? Turn Your Organizing Skills into a Prize!

Calling all makers, engineers, and tinkerers! If your workbench is a masterpiece of order or even a chaotic haven with hidden gems of organization, we want to hear from YOU!
Join the element14 Community today and take part in our latest “Join, Share & Win” challenge.

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What are your top tips for keeping your workbench organised?


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We’re celebrating the clever tricks, custom setups, and unique habits that help keep your workspace clean and efficient. Whether it’s colour-coded storage, custom tool racks, or a clever labelling system, we want your insight!

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What: Win 1 of 3 Arduino UNO R4 Minima
How: Sign up  or Sign in and Comment your best Workbench Organisation Tips below. 
When: Before September 30th 2025. 
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Entries close September 30th, 2025, so don’t wait!
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    since my room is only 6x9 utilizing the space with as much working space as well as storage space was interesting this is what I came up with that seems to work quite well for me know.

    so on the left we have diagnostics area then to the right we have the take apart/ repair area then 3d printing/laser toys in the corner then on the shelves we have all the parts and odds and ends and random tools one would need to do most things then I have 2 rolling carts great IKEA find slides right under the one desk.  lots of extra light and options for viewing things cause I am old and now I need those things lol,

    Sure it gets a bit cramped at times but its easy to get setup for everything in here once you get the hang of it.  so ya seems we all like the clear smaller storage bins and I still enjoy good ol parts organizers as well. and I have a few kits up in the top right corner in some of these awesome multicomp pro cases I use for RF/radio stuff and prototyping  good prices on them too highly recommended allows me to store a bunch of breadboard projects safely without having to dismantle right away as well. 

    Ya finding the right recipe for your space is fun not much space needed just a few cheap amazon storage shelves an few random desks and lots of light and away you go. 

  • in reply to gam3t3ch

    I must say... you made good use of the small area you have.

  • in reply to dang74

    you should see what I can do with a 10x10 space. lol  Ran a repair shop in that for many years.  Still getting use to this space.  

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