My new amp building workspace

[Anonymous]

For the longest time, I've been building my amps in my studio room. Unfortunately it wasn't optimal because the table top was so short that I was always hunched over it to build. Well, I recently revamped my garage and made a new space to build my amps and do other projects. It's awesome because it is way higher and now I can stand or sit on my stool and work without being hunched over. Really digging the new setup. Here are some pics. That is Bottle Rocket #0001 being worked on...

Steve

 

[fusedbrain]

That looks like a fantastic work space. Congrats on the new setup!!

If you don't mind me asking, where did you get that wooden stand for the amp chassis?? That's the coolest thing I've ever seen.
I do a little work on amps from time to time and would love to have one of those stands.
Did you make it, or is it something one could purchase somewhere??

 

[Jeff Hilligan]

Awesome Steve!

 

[Anonymous]

That looks like a fantastic work space. Congrats on the new setup!!

If you don't mind me asking, where did you get that wooden stand for the amp chassis?? That's the coolest thing I've ever seen.
I do a little work on amps from time to time and would love to have one of those stands.
Did you make it, or is it something one could purchase somewhere??

Thanks! On the amp cradle - here ya go:

Weber Amp Cradle

Steve

 

[Anonymous]

Awesome Steve!

Steve

 

[IndyWS6]

Nice and neat and functionally organized. Not that you need it, but my OCD approves

 

[fusedbrain]

That looks like a fantastic work space. Congrats on the new setup!!

If you don't mind me asking, where did you get that wooden stand for the amp chassis?? That's the coolest thing I've ever seen.
I do a little work on amps from time to time and would love to have one of those stands.
Did you make it, or is it something one could purchase somewhere??

Thanks! On the amp cradle - here ya go:

Weber Amp Cradle

Steve

Thanks

 

[dfrattaroli]

Very nice. I just got into tinkering with my DSL. Would love a space like that. What's the Mouser part no. for the hedge clipper?

 

[Rick Lee]

I saw one of those amp cradles on eBay the other day. I'm doing a Marshall clone build right now and that cradle would be nice, but it's too expensive.

 

[Anonymous]

What's the Mouser part no. for the hedge clipper?

Well... it's still a garage...

Steve

 

[japetus]

Needs a small mini fridge..."beer inspiration".

 

[rottingcorpse]

As tight and tidy as the amps you build...and almost as elegant.

 

[zoom club]

Color me grape jelly.

I am building a 2204 and my bench is a mess, lulz, 1 amp....it's not as fun as I thought.

Learning a lot. Congas on your range of amps.

 

[LanierP]

Tight as a drum. Organized to a T. Very nice layout. Most I've seen look like junkyard. Great job

 

[IndyWS6]

Does the Peace Keeper double as a pizza oven? Because, you know, long soldering sessions and such...

 

[xzyryabx]

Ppls desks/workspaces always give an impression (whether accurate or not) about the perceived quality of work being done....based on your pics I expect you'll be getting an A for your homework assignment!

 

[PeteLaramee]

Looks pretty damn neat and clean. I like it.

Are those Rubys the BSTR EL34s? Is that what you use? I love those.

 

[Anonymous]

Looks pretty damn neat and clean. I like it.

Are those Rubys the BSTR EL34s? Is that what you use? I love those.

Yes, Ruby EL34BSTR tubes are all that come in my amps...

Steve

 

[Exo-metal]

Very nice. I just got into tinkering with my DSL. Would love a space like that. What's the Mouser part no. for the hedge clipper?

Lmao I was gonna say something about those! Very nice setup bro. Except something looks wrong with your peace keeper, the ones I've seen shoot bullets. Never heard of one that shoots pizza