Exhaust for the soldering fumes? A rolling tray for
your scope? But I would focus on lighting and power
outlet first. 

John

--- Howard Winter <HDRW@H2Org.demon.co.uk> wrote:

> On Sun, 24 Sep 2006 21:06:15 +0100, Steven Howes
> wrote:
> 
> > > Task lighting?  Cyclorama in a corner for taking
> nicely lit snapshots of 
> > > small objects?  Mains outlets every meter?
> > 
> > 5v outlets would be cool ;)
> 
> And 12V!
> 
> An area for doing work with small parts would be
> good - a large-lens illuminated magnifier, and a
> bench with a concave curved front surface that 
> you can lean against, with an upstand to stop
> dropped parts falling onto the floor.  And a bench
> surface that will reduce bouncing of anything 
> dropped - perhaps the non-slip coverings designed
> for toolboxes and such.
> 
> I use trays for keeping part-completed projects -
> boards, components etc. and it would be good to have
> a rack to store them in.  (I tend to have a lot 
> of part-completed projects! :-)
> 
> In my previous place I had an angled shelf behind
> the bench with a lip on the front edge, to hold
> books, circuit diagrams and so on, so you can see
> the 
> documents without cluttering up the bench surface.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> 
> Howard Winter
> St.Albans, England
> 
> 
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