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Fri May 06, 2011 12:50 pm

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evilvet wrote: The TV tuner in the screen died so it got relegated to duty as a CAD monitor.
With my eyesight having a 42" screen to run the PC is a bonus.
Speaking of CAD monitors, I use my Sony 46 inch for CAD via HDMI as well as the home entertainment system monitor.
Ask any lady, those 4 inches make all the difference ;)
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Fri May 06, 2011 1:19 pm

Maybe I can take some pictures of my (parttime) spud lab in a while.

The workspace I have at home isn't worth posting :roll:
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Fri May 06, 2011 6:04 pm

My workspace is pretty much everywhere, and is removed without a trace upon completion of a project. Sort of like lovemaking quarters for an intermarriage couple not yet with the courage to elope...

But seriously, I get things done. :D It might suck sitting indian style for hours at a time on a piece of cardboard making a piston for a pump or valve, but it gets done...

EDIT: My favorite all time spudding work area... the one man bunk bed.

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