My Sty by JeffG7BRJ
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Well I did warn you, this is my space. The unit I did myself, the printer is in the left hand cupboard on a slide shelf, the scanner is on a slide out shelf as well, thats behind the tablet. The keyboard is also on a slide rail, the idea being everything slides away when the comp is switched off. "Hello! this is me we are talking about"
On the left you can just see a little bit of pine, that is my bookshelf, full of disc boxes and printing paper.
Sh! don't tell the wife.
Hope everybody had a nice weekend.
Thanks for stopping by for a look see and for any comments you care to make(go on, I can take it).
May the sun shine down on you where ever you are.
The pic on the monitor is two of my grandchildren, I have seven.
Comments (25)
Thanks for sharing a bit of your space with us :) Very creative place to work!
Sh!!!!!!!!!!!t Jeff! Lol... Thanks for sharing your space. I thought Dave was disorganised! Lol... Good to see there is only one cup there though! Thought you may be left handed for a moment (tablet and tower on the left) but mouse, radio equipment and specs case on the right tell me different. Well done on building it btw! I will take a pic of mine... Lol
OH WOW! That is a really work station. Seems you have half of your life here :))) SO cool ...and what am I spotting...are you radio amateur too ?? So is my brother. :) Thanks for sharing :)
Helanker, is he untidy like most radio hams? Most of my friends have shacks like mine, everywhere is the radio equipment, spare parts power packs solder guns etc. My screen name is also my callsign G7BRJ.
You have really a splendid space Dear Friend...bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx
cool work space! a radio ham huh....
LOL! I guess that's one way to describe work areas. Mine really doesn't look much better. smile Great photo.
i thought my space was bad jeff lol my wife is always tidying up so i can never find anything without searching for it .great shot mick
Ohhhh very cool ! thanks for posting this :o) Have a great day S
A very busy corner!
Oh superb and I adore this many secrets things that are here... great shot!
Thanks for posting this picture of your workspace! It's really not as bad as I had imagined from your earlier comments. Looks like you've got everything you need right there! The ham info is a nice personal touch. Fills in a bit of your personality for me. Great photo!
An obviously well-used creative space and I like it. It really shows you use it a lot and you use it to the max.
Thanks for all the comments, I sit here 12 to 16hrs a day longer sometimes.
Its not a sty, Jeff!! It's a friendly space with all your things around. I like it :-) I bet you know exactly where everything is. Lovely to see your space, thank you for the peep into your private world. Hugs. Diane.
Nice to see the shack jeff, but where are the beer cans, and thats a family Tartan BTW (Irish) 73's
LOL So Tidy...I am glad that you aint the only one LOL.
But where is your camera? Excellent place you have!!! :)
FANTÁSTICA FOTO,TEU LUGAR DE TRABALHO TEM MUITAS COISAS.+++++++++5
thanks for a peek into your world.you are an amateur radio operator?
That's a great work space ... looks like you've got it all right within reach.:o) CC
cool ! nice place to work, nice to see it
omgosh Jeff, you and I both!!!! LOL I love the mounted power strips on the wall.. great idea; one I should do here. (easier to get at!) and a ham radiO?????? :) Cool !! Do you still use it regularly? I can remember my brother learning moris code .. dah's and dits .. lol anyway, thanks for sharing your space. You have guts LOL
Like this photo of your corner, recalls very much mine.Have a good time here
Now I see the Radio equipment! ;) Tight quarters, but for Photographers, at least 75% of your workspace is outside! ;)