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A low-angle shot captures the glossy, reflective surface of a worktable in a spacious, well-lit art studio, mirroring the overhead lights, ductwork, and distant doors. The scene is quiet and still, with a large printing press and drying racks visible in the background, suggesting a space dedicated to printmaking or large-scale art production. The composition uses the reflection to create a sense of depth and symmetry, contrasting the clean, industrial ceiling with the creative chaos of the studio below.
This is some of the dyed reed that is sitting on my work table today. I was there making a basket and trying to get organized.
The favorite place to touch up a chain is on the tailgate of a pickup truck. It is at the right height to lean over the saw and rest the lower back by putting your elbows on the tailgate. The worktable pictured above is at a similar height.
The garage still has a long way to go, but if I keep plugging away over the next 2-3 weekends I should pretty much have it under control.
I now have a pile of 2' long pieces of 2x4. I hate getting rid of wood, but can't think of anything these could be used for.
Under all of the worktables in the warehouse, are rolls of individual patterns made by the owner and his father over the past 47 years of the business.
Worktable at Martin Guitar, Nazareth, PA. Sorry about the shallow depth of field; could have been a better photo. Film.
All finished. There are a couple of more screws needed, but the new drill wasn't ready just yet with a full charge.
It's been a while since I shot a picture of my cat on my works in progress.
This is AlleyC, passed out next to glitter and stamping supplies.
This was Ellen's table that she hated to let go, but she was moving out of town. The top is a thick, heavy piece of particle board that is not screwed down, but easily could be if you needed that. The base has a really great shelf, and handsome legs. Very sturdy also.
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VMC-SERIES VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER
VMC-series Vertical Machining Center is mainly suitable for processing complex parts such as plates, discs, molds, and small shells. The vertical machining center can complete the processes of milling, boring, drilling, tapping, and thread cutting.
VMC-SERIES VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER SPECIFICATION
VMC50B
VMC60B
VMC70B
VMC50BVMC50BVMC50B
Spindle typeDirect connectionDirect connectionDirect connection
Spindle taperBT40BT40HSK A63
Spindle speed100001200020000
Main motor power11/18.511/1520/24
Spindle Torque52.5/11870/95.530.7/36.8
From spindle nose to worktable face150-750150-750150-750
X/Y/ZTravel850/500/600850/500/600850/500/600
Worktable Size950×500950×500950×500
T-slot18×4×10018×4×10018×4×100
Worktable Load600600600
Rapid Traverse40/40/3240/40/4040/40/40
Feedrate speed1-200001-200001-20000
Acceleration455
Positioning Accuracy0.0060.0060.006
3-axes Repeatability Accuracy0.0040.0040.004
ATC CapacityDisc type / 24tDisc type / 24tDisc type / 24t
ATCΦ78/Φ150/ 300Φ78/Φ150/ 300Φ78/Φ150/ 300
Larger tool weight (kg)888
Required air pressure (MPA)0.650.650.65
Power capacity253545
Machine weight750075007500
Machine size（length*width*height）3000×32003000×32003000×3200
Machine height310031003100
Another angle from the work table. The windows with the blinds look out at College Avenue. The uncovered window is on the lobby wall, so I can see visitors as they come and go.
The inimitable City Liquidators is the place to go if you need to purchase a vintage worktable within a 60-minute window.
November...9? Oh god what day is it. o_o
Czech pressed glass, swarovski crystal, and bits of hardware on bronze wire; the earwires are brass.
I'm sure I could think of more things to say, but my left shoulder has decided it doesn't like spending an hour at my worktable every day, and if I don't lie down soon, I may start to cry.