[Jewelry making - Article 01401] - Re: [Orchid] Bench and Shop layout

[Noel Yovovich]

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>      Any body have any insight into this or some success stories with
>     how they have their bench areas setup? 

    The thing I did that might be of help is this: I mounted two shallow
    cabinets (c.5" deep, about 3' by 4') on top of cheap TV cabinets,
    which roll. The backs of the cabinets are made of pegboard. So my
    tools hang in them, and the arrangement has evolved as I see what
    works best for me, plus I can move them around. I find this very
    handy. Other than these, my "bench" consists mainly of two old desks
    at right angles to each other. Not perfect, but very affordable, as
    I've had one of the desks since my teens, and one since college
    (class of '72). Good luck! 

--Noël


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