made out of reclaimed Austrian pine and some other stuff. not mine, but built with and for a friend who was using plywood on sawhorses for years.
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Looking for pictures of homemade radio benches
- Thread starter Mudfoot
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Ok, so I built this for my shop as my bench… I changed it a bit, I added shelves to the “hutch” and I slid that farther back to give more room on the bench top. Laid down a static mat, some linoleum tile around the edges and various other “crap”. Not something you’d want to put in your house I don’t guess but for a shop setting, this works great. It’ll hold whatever you put on it too.
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Been working on my radio room /shack my setup will be 50/50 . A slightly modified computer table and some homemade shelving, in my mind it looks good we'll have to see if it actually turns out that good. Ran into a slight problem, the bit i need i apparently lost so in stand still until the hardware store opens Monday. Will post pictures tomorrow, hopefully.
I would say you have definitely maximized your limited space. Good job.
I'm confined to this one little corner. In the pantry/shack 98% pantry 2% shack 
i just got the shelves finished and put up late this afternoon, think it turned out ok. I replaced the shelf with a bigger board and added some extra support to hold the Eagle amplifier, that thing is a tank. I had the board's for the shelves the trim came from the cabinet shop scrap pile down the road.
i just got the shelves finished and put up late this afternoon, think it turned out ok. I replaced the shelf with a bigger board and added some extra support to hold the Eagle amplifier, that thing is a tank. I had the board's for the shelves the trim came from the cabinet shop scrap pile down the road.
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It’s not the size of the “shack”, it’s the size of that hamma, come on!!
