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After hesitating a few moments, I stepped into the house. I took a picture of this worktable. As I was snapping the picture, the host walked in. He told me a bit about the history of the house and his work.
Look at my worktable. One side for sewing (still need to pull the serger out of the closet) and a place for cutting.
CNC Milling Machine Table Model
Specifications:-
Drilling Capacity: 10mm (3/8”)
Worktable T-Slot Size: 8mm (0.31”)
No. of T-Slot on Table : 3
Max. Loading of Worktable: 20 kg
Table Travel z-axes: 180mm (7”)
X Axes Feeding Motor Power: 1.35Nm
Z Axes Feeding Motor Power: 2.2Nm
X/ Y/ Z Axes Max. Moving Speed: 2m/min
Worktable Size : 400 x 145mm (16” x 5.7”)
X/ Y/ Z Axes Feeding Speed : 500mm/min
June 2010 acrylic on paper
Works in progress on studio worktable.
Five were begun over memorial day weekend. Here we are getting acquainted.
Ms. Letty decided to curl up on the worktable this morning with Pinky. I didn't even have to look for today's shot.
I have a set of little "inspiration words" on my worktable. After much frustration making a bezel, I turned this up.. the card for the day!! OK!....I will persevere!
Studio 2026
My work table is two mobile backpack storage cabinets, back to back with an IKEA desk top on top. The cube storage bins hold my yarn stash. My quilting rulers hang on the left side of the cabinets. The worktable can be easily taken apart and moved so we can open the Murphy bed. In the background on the left are bins that hold some of my cross-stitched pillows.