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This is Candice's wedding necklace in progress...almost looks like a roulette wheel.
Behold the work table of the artiste! ;)
This is my confuse work table. i like it this way !
Está é minha mesa de montagem zoneada. eu gosto dela assim!
this photo from Communisticheskaya street, where we worked, today we work in other office, and i cannot find this worktable,beacouse someone has stolen it
Just from a series of studio shots taken with the self timer - I'm determined to have more "action" shots of the studio on my website and stuff.
It's blurry but I rather liked the blurry me with the worktable all in focus!
My soldering station is seperate from my bench. I carved out a corner of my big art worktable for it.
2016-OCT-15; Mark Bauer built a worktable to cover his Shopsmith and adding a work surface to his shop.
Origin: Great Britain. Circa: 1820. Period: 19th Century. A fine English Regency work or side table on trestle base with drop leaves in beautiful plum mahogany, with brass banding on edge of table and ebonized banding around drawers and block feet. Back and front of table are identical, with front offering two working drawers and back, two faux drawers, England, circa 1820. Shop@HighBoy
I'm growing taller. Yah right! My drawer space is growing upwards. Can't help it. Even the space under my worktable is filling up and I think the family will be making arrangements for me to move into a warehouse if I don't get my act in order. I'm trying, really trying but there is nothing that will make me STOP bead shopping!
My very clever mates at work put this red chair by my worktable and when I pushed the chair against the yellow wall I thought it made a nice motive. It doesn't have to be a big idea to be a good idea.
2016-OCT-15; Mark Bauer built a worktable to cover his Shopsmith and adding a work surface to his shop.
A 'remade' object from Worktable by Kate McIntosh
Photo by Katherine Leedale www.katherineleedale.com
2016-OCT-15; Mark Bauer built a worktable to cover his Shopsmith and adding a work surface to his shop.
This is a new woodworking bench that is constructed from reclaimed wood and wood from a previous worktable
The photo was processed by PicSay Pro on Android. Cross Process, Contrast & Sharpness.
Author: tsian
Camera: HTC HERO
Place: Tianlin, Shanghai, China
Time: 2009.10
A 'remade' object from Worktable by Kate McIntosh
Photo by Katherine Leedale www.katherineleedale.com