I think this is a studio set

Doesn't vaguely resemble mine...

PHOTOSHOP!!!

Mine looks just like George’s!  👍🏻

It does get messy from time to time……

Peter

Usually worse than this.....

I say Geroge's shop is CGI.....🤣🤣

That's a rare animal around my parts!

So sad.

Hmmm.....  What to do, what to do?

(sigh)

I guess in answer to that other long running post..."

WHAT’S ON THE WORKBENCH AT THE MOMENT?

...the answer in this case for these exemplary folks would be...

Nothing!

Sad, sad, sad.

@G3750 posted:

Here's something you never see - a clean workshop! 

Yeah, I didn't believe it myself.  I needed photographic proof. 

George

Now that’s the sign of a sick mind…….LMAO

All Unicorns!

@colorado hirailer posted:

Doesn't vaguely resemble mine...

Actually, most of the time, it doesn't resemble mine either! 

George

@Steve Tyler posted:

PHOTOSHOP!!!

ROFLMAO, no not this time.  Not that I haven't fooled around at times.

Mine was clean, a couple small projects laying on it.  The bench to the side catches a bunch of the overflow.

This is my bench when fairly organized, sometimes it looks worse. LOL

you are fortunate. Although my new trainboard is 18 ft by 24 ft, that leaves a very small space for my  3 by 5 worktable and chair, lighting much to be desired. I am  working to improve it but with limited options. I so need a larger table to build models, foam mountains. Gary

A clean workshop is the product of a very sick brain.

@Purplepapa posted:

This is my bench when fairly organized, sometimes it looks worse. LOL

And I'll bet you know where almost everything is. Worse thing I ever did a few years ago was "organize" my parts storage - going from knowing where almost everything was to knowing where almost everything should be. Not the same thing. I still can't find some things.

This thread got me thinking.  I’ve known that at some point I won’t have any space on the layout table to use as a makeshift workbench.  Seeing each one here got me thinking about the space in the main basement room that had been taken up with our daughter’s piano.  As of a month ago, it’s at her house.  I should claim the space before someone else does.  😄

@The TrainBoard posted:

you are fortunate. Although my new trainboard is 18 ft by 24 ft, that leaves a very small space for my  3 by 5 worktable and chair, lighting much to be desired. I am  working to improve it but with limited options. I so need a larger table to build models, foam mountains. Gary

That is true, but I also planned for the situation.  I had a workshop in the old (previous) house's furnace room.  It was small and crowded (had to work around the furnace, duct work, drain pipes, the hot water heater, and a crawl space).  I had to put up 3 different sections of pegboard.

George