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Looking for pictures of homemade radio benches
- Thread starter Mudfoot
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Rwb & I love HF !
Never mind beep we can make Robot sounds also ( useless ) w/ our 99v's !
Never mind beep we can make Robot sounds also ( useless ) w/ our 99v's ! 
Shadetree Mechanic
Delaware Base Station 808
My work bench in the back room started out as an RC car workbench. I made the shelf out of 1x10 pine board and screwed it to the folding table. Then I ran a 2x4 under the back of the table top and screwed 3 2x4s upright to it to hold the peg board.
Have tried it out in the pooper yet? Looks like that little red cart goes thru doors well. She must get really frustrated with you come bed time. You fiddle'n and twistin on those knobs an awl, an they ain't hers.
she is on cpap .sleeps in another roomHave tried it out in the pooper yet? Looks like that little red cart goes thru doors well. She must get really frustrated with you come bed time. You fiddle'n and twistin on those knobs an awl, an they ain't hers.
Have tried it out in the pooper yet? Looks like that little red cart goes thru doors well. She must get really frustrated with you come bed time. You fiddle'n and twistin on those knobs an awl, an they ain't hers.
In the modern era one no longer needs heavy power cables and coax laying about to cause trip/slip accidents from rolling the rig to The Room of Necessity (also known as Sound Effects Studio B)
No, sir.
Slide the turlet from under the bench
or
Gitcha a wireless speaker/mike. Dogs and radio operators do it everywhere.
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This is the plans I used to build my bench, of course I had to add some things to it and make some adjustments on the dimensions.
I added shelving on the upright part. It’s very sturdy and actually works pretty good for a radio bench. Cover the top of the workspace with those sticky type tiles and add a static mat...
https://www.familyhandyman.com/workshop/workbench/how-to-build-a-workbench-super-simple-50-bench/
I added shelving on the upright part. It’s very sturdy and actually works pretty good for a radio bench. Cover the top of the workspace with those sticky type tiles and add a static mat...
https://www.familyhandyman.com/workshop/workbench/how-to-build-a-workbench-super-simple-50-bench/
Oh, please, no offense intended. Didn't know. Damn, trying to crack a joke and blundered
I'm helping out of work family due to the virus crap. I'm forced to go cheap now. Thinking of getting a solid slab door and go from there. Ebay has a plethora of adjustable/fixed legs. Maybe sit it on top of some sort of cabinet on each side. I've seen lots of cool combinations using a door. I like having little shelves and cubby holes. I have enough high school shop experience to do that.