German Creates the PERFECT Workshop/Lab?!.....And So Can You!

[@horiciOwO]

Legends says if you say Wago three times in a mirror a german man shows up at 3am and rewires your entire house

[@td3drummer267]

Lol

[@greatscottlab]

Haha. Sounds plausible though.

[@mjc0961]

Hahaha I'll have to try this

[@Spooglecraft]

if you do that in germany, there's a certain chance that you become that german man

[@309electronics5]

You will summon the Wago man who will rewire your home

[@millomaker]

Everyone is in a period of organisation right now I have the impression 😅 Great workshop 👌

[@greatscottlab]

Thanks! 😃

[@JeffGeerling]

06:56 wow, that is dedication to 3D printed storage! With how nice your storage wall looks... I might have to go that route instead of the little plastic boxes next time.

[@mnbvcx]

Yep I really wondered why he didn't order it from JLCPCB, that would have been the perfect sponsor integration 😅 But I guess the sponsorship probably came later.

[@johnsonlam]

Hi Jeff, wait for your video now.

[@lavacat720]

Video uploaded 3 minutes ago, but this comment is from 2 days ago, how

[@google_account_0]

@@lavacat720 The Inner Circle

[@diy_for_all]

​@@lavacat720yeah how

[@ganopterygon]

7:10 I use a system of coordinates on my storage A1, A2, A3… B1, B2, B3…, and I keep a spreadsheet with all the information of every component including the quantity available, the package, and some characteristics like voltage, current, input offset, tolerance, etc. depending on the type of component. This way any new project and I can quickly check what I have available and that needs to be purchased and I no longer have to try to remember what I have or look into a ton of ESD bags stored in different containers it makes a world of difference. It might sound a little bit excessive but after 25 years doing electronics it is worth it. :)

[@stepheneyles2198]

Can you please develop that as a website so that we can take advantage of your system for our own parts? I think it would be hyper-useful as I've always got lots of thing stashed away 'somewhere' but can never find them when needed!

[@Jacksparrow4986]

I'm working as a software engineer and I'm often struggling to get any use out of documentation, as it's often outdated or insufficiently detailed. If it works for you that's great but I guess I'm in the camp of "nothing beats holding the parts I need in my hands to check they are there" (at work I look at source code to see what actually happens. Not what's supposed to happen as specified in some document, but what's actually happening).

[@ganopterygon]

As long as you can hold them in your hands that's OK the problem starts when you have hundreds of part numbers, that's why a simple spreadsheet is the solution for me :D

[@tuesss]

And the same is true for code: as long as you can quickly read and understand it, that's great, but once the system gets sufficiently complex you need some documentation. Even outdated one is often better than nothing, as it can serve as a starting point for people new to the project. Functional programming makes it much easier to see what the code does without having to analyse each line, but it still doesn't solve the problem in case of very complex systems. A few years ago I also started numbering my boxes and keeping track of the contents using a spreadsheet. It has already saved me many, many hours of my life, even though it's not perfect and sometimes I forget to put something back in its box or update the spreadsheet.

[@OgbondSandvol]

@@stepheneyles2198Are you serious? ganopterygon said that he/she has just a spreadsheet for his/her own use... can you imagine the several degrees of complexity that are in the development of the parts control system in a website?!

[@timthomas9105]

I'm retired after 30 years in electronics. Started out in the US Navy as an Engineer then went into Comm & Satcom systems. then another 22 years in Consumer TV VCR Cameras CB etc then my last job was in access control, gate systems and DVR-Camera systems. When I bought my house 10 years ago all we had was a satellite dish and a single phone line in the Master BR. Now it has a full distribution system in every roon, Cable TV and local antenna, Gigabit cable modem, Cisco 24 port switch, and 20 cameras. Now..... It's time to get a shop setup again. Since I'm near the ocean again, I'm looking into getting a shop setup for fixing Marine radios, NAV and radar equipment. It may be a hobby for me but I can still recoup some of the costs of my equipment by fixing the NEIGHBOR's stuff.

[@astrosohaib]

Wow that's great Can i get your email . iam newbie in this field, recent graduated I need lot of guidance and i think i found the perfect man

[@Ironmarcoz]

Amazing lab Scott!!, greetings from Dominican Republic

[@ANANTHASANKAR_UA]

Very professional and efficient way of assorting components👍I love it😍😍I have one small idea, take a list and then link to a spreadsheet file on cloud. After that with the help of an API wirelessly display the stock status to an GLCD connected to node mcu when a tray is open or switch is pressed on the top of the tray 😊( Display like ...No of components left , New one, Used one , damaged ,total count etc...) Try it 💪 surely you can ⚡

[@joveaaron-real]

I'm building one too! I have a reasonable electronics knowledge but I think it's good enough for my age (15 years old). I'm struggling with expensive tools like oscilloscopes. My parents won't help me buy stuff for myself, but I'm slowly saving up money to get an oscilloscope and other things. A local hardware store sold me some component drawers and I'm almost done building up my budget lab. I very much enjoyed the video!

[@greatscottlab]

Sounds awesome. Wish you luck and success in the future :-)

[@joveaaron-real]

@@greatscottlab Thanks for the encouraging words! :)

[@MCsCreations]

Fantastic work, dude! Your lab and workshop both look amazing! 😃 Mine is divided as well, but it's a freaking mess right now... I hope I can organize it soon. 😬 Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@greatscottlab]

Thanks and thanks for the feedback :-)

[@TD-er]

I'm currently in the process of re-organizing my "lab" myself. I just bought those new drawers for the IKEA Ivar shelves along with the relatively new IKEA Alex cabinets with a door and 1 shelve. Those are the same outside dimensions as the Alex drawer cabinets I already had. So there is now one such drawer cabinet with two of those Alex cabinets with a door stacked on top of eachother (all screwed to the wall). From the IKEA Ekby Alex drawers, I made a stand for on my desk, under my (wall mounted) monitors so I have 2 drawers above my keyboard and fit 2 power supplies under them. On the side of these drawers I mounted two 7 port Anker powered USB3 hubs to have enough USB ports available on my desk for all kinds of projects, test equipment, etc. Each have 3 extra USB ports for charging. The monitors are all wall-mounted. Four 27 inch 4k monitors in total. Three in a row and one above the center one. I do have a Philips Hue Aurelle 120x30cm ceiling light above my electronics desk. The regular price of it is a bit too much, but every now and then it can be bought at a discount. It is really good light to work with. I will have a look at those printable storage sollutions, but not sure where to wall mount it as nearly all my (vertical) walls are now occupied with Ivar shelves and Alex drawers.

[@Eduardo_Espinoza]

This will help me find things faster thanks!:D

[@MCsCreations]

@@Eduardo_Espinoza I'm going to buy some magnetic strips tomorrow... To organize things like drivers and pliers and stuff like that. 😬 Perhaps you could use the idea as well.

[@forcovers438]

It had been 4 years watching & learning by your videos, from only speech type to exposing your face on video... your content never fails to impress & feed us with newest version of knowledge possible with logical testing approach❤... love from india

[@PhG1961]

Waw, did I enjoy this video! It also inspires me, since I'm in the dry wall/plastering/sanding fase of an extension. Great Scott has great ingenuity and crafstmanship!

[@eduardofelippone4582]

I love your new lab. Unfortunately, in my country we don't have any Ikea products, but seeing your designs help a lot by suggesting new ideas. Great Job, and please, don't stop creating videos on your channel!!!!

[@Mad4400]

No Ikea? I thought they had pretty much conquered the globe.

[@eduardofelippone4582]

Not yet, but soon... :) I line in Uruguay, South America, and IKEA landed in 2022 in Brazil and it will probably open stores in Argentina as some information was filtered in early 2023, so they are getting near... we were already targeted by other brands like McDonald's and Starbucks, so why not IKEA? At least we will have useful stuff to consume (I know the brand from when I was traveling across Europe, including Germany)

[@guillermocisneros863]

Well, in Mexiko Ikea cost double, just go to the website and took pictures from there, visit your local carpenter and go for it! Better quality and help your economy

[@Roskellan]

My working space is 5.5m x 8.5m. The space is workshop (carpentry, metalwork), and electrical (radio and test), it's also man-cave (hobbies, leisure, video, 3D printing, refreshments and fridge), maintenance (home, garden, electrics, plumbing, decorating). Worktops and storage very important, also comfort and social area. Look and feel of the place has to be right as does the lighting, day and night. A real labour of love, and I do, I love the space. Even have a log burner as a focal point and keeps me warm in the winter.

[@NFMorley]

3D printing the naming labels too is a fantastic idea, and I'm def stealing that for my next upgrade - I'm a bit particular when it comes to labelling things around my space, and always get annoyed by stickers falling off or just looking a bit rubbish.

[@ericlotze7724]

Yeah the ability to basically do “dual shot injection molding” / the even rarer multishot injection molding for *everything* with FDM 3D Printing is WILD. I don’t have a MMU or ERCF yet (or better yet something with a toolchanger), but labels like this / buttons for stuff are going to be an AMAZING capability. Part would break before the “label” would be messed up.

[@jaysonbecosacer3044]

Your new lab is amazing! Watching this video is really therapeutic for me, especially when it comes to organizing every tool and equipment that are readily available on the workbench. I hope I can also customize my own electronics lab in the future. I'll definitely watch this video as a guide!

[@greatscottlab]

Awesome :-) Thanks for the feedback :-)

[@MrCarlsonsLab]

Fantastic Job Mr. Great Scott! Thanks for sharing your adventure.

[@seanjackson6058]

A decade. Wow. I've been a fan from the beginning. Nice lab upgrade. I'm looking forward to seeing what you continue producing. Thank you for your work!

[@Jacksparrow4986]

That advise about seperating electrical work from wood/metal is one I should heed. I occasionally solder on my general workbench where there might be some grease left from a previous bicycle project... I don't plan on replacing my small parts storage stuff even though I got a 3d printer - visibility of contents beats tidyness...

[@JohnJones-oy3md]

4:26 - They look great. I made my own workbenches as well, and topped them with light colored smooth laminate wood flooring planks. With the blond wood and satin black painted wood frame, in passing it looks like something from a 1990's Ikea catalog. I thought I would have to swap out the laminate often due to wear, but it's held up incredibly well. Makes sense, as it's mean to be walked on. Cleans off with spray cleaner and a paper towel. I wish I would have thought of this years ago.

[@paulperano9236]

Not having the luxury of a spare room for my electronic work space I have to use an Ikea Computer Desk with Ikea large Twin Cupboards. So space is critical for me. One of the best things I found was SHORT POWER CABLES. If I need to use my oscilloscope and signal generator I power them with power cables that about 30-40cm long. The std cables would waste more desk space than the test gear. Aaahhh ... Ikea - Swedish for "It'll do."

[@jspencerg]

Materials question: Does printed plastic have the same strength as molded plastic? I know stress applied over time can cause creep and failure if the material does not have the required elastic strength. I expect material specifications for allowable loads are very dependent on the machine settings and part geometry(different cooling rates lead to different bonding). Your extensive printing will give you lots of perspective on this issue! Thanks for sharing.

[@AeroLens_by_SP]

Great video! one tip-you should consider storing the 3d-filament inside vacuum bags that way they will not absorb the moisture and will not become brittel

[@Colesy2000]

I store mine in "Really Useful" air-tight cake boxes with silica gel sachets. Works a treat. They're exactly the right size and are stackable :-)

[@Poult100]

Just lovely! And I have to say I am jealous over your space; I live in a narrowboat so my workshop is super-small! It's like working in a corridor!

[@TomTom-ty5ej]

I love it! I wish I could make a similar lab for myself one day. Fantastic thing is when you can live from your hobby.

[@theodoros_1234]

Your new workshop looks so clean and organized! Great job!

[@raymondreyes4244]

So happy for you! You're videos are a great contribution to humanity.

[@DLSDKING]

Few suggestions... 1)Add a fall guard to the table with open back access, you dont want your equipment or stuff falling backside of table. 2)For bulk 3d prints, i would not use 0.4mm nozzle, rather a 0.8mm or 0.6mm. You can save nearly more than half of time in printing. 3) An air purifier is optional but improve maintenance of lab. 4) For SMT resistors and capacitors, if you are only gonna use manual assembly, i would recommend tiny transparent pill bottles like homepathy pill bottles. The paper on the reel disintegrates and takes more space.

[@vinnysworkshop]

Oh, an air purifier. Can't let the pesky smoke of soldering flux go where it doesn't need to be.

[@abrarahmed1269]

I love this workshop! Currently studying electronic engineering a lot because of your videos, but hope to make my own workshop like this. Currently working out of my shed 😂 I can see this will further improve your content, and can’t wait to see it. Love from the UK

[@jonesgang]

The new workshops look great and it now gives you a lot more room. Looking forward to many more great videos.

[@greatscottlab]

Thanks :-) More to come ;-)

[@benjaminlussier]

Amazing new lab! I’ve got two recommendations. Unless you use all your 3D printing filament rolls very regularly, keeping them on a shelf is maybe not the best idea. They will absorb moisture and end up cracking. Building a dry enclosure for them could be a great idea for a future video. Also, at 11:52, on one of the IKEA drawers, I notice you have glue marks from old stickers. I have found that using lighter fuel and a cloth gets rid of them super easily, you should try it out!

[@S0nicHax]

i was thinking the exact same about the 3d printing filaments, My 2 cents on the sticker residue is to just use some peanut butter on a paper towel to remove it works great and doesn't smell as bad as lighter fluid.

[@kuro68000]

German houses are so well made and spacious. This kind of thing would be an absolute nightmare in the UK. Congrats.

[@andrewlalis]

Depends on where you live in Germany

[@vinnysworkshop]

No, it would be even more of a nightmare in the U.S.

[@ToniPlays_]

If I had a workshop like that, I wouldn't leave that room in weeks. Pretty much what I'd make if I had the space to Great job from the Great Scott

[@greatscottlab]

Thanks 👍

[@3nertia]

Same!

[@MikesTropicalTech]

I just finished building a new workshop in my new apartment in Barcelona. Every time I move I incorporate new ideas, just like yours, congrats! One thing though - your 3D filament is going to soak up the moisture in the air. I keep my spools in big ziploc bags with dessicant packs inside and haven't had any problems.

[@forrestbehr8778]

Perfect timing...I'm in the throws of building a new work desk right now. And aside from the height (mine will be ~80cm), I've been considering all the things you covered here. Storage seems absolutely key, so I'm building built-in shelving to fit dollar-store plastic boxes (because I don't have a 3D printer, lol.) And I'm doing a curtain thing to hide the storage when I'm not using it because my apt is only 250sqft, and the desk alone will be a good 16sqft (23.2 and 1.5 square meters, respectively). Great vid...thanks!

[@VitorMadeira]

I love this kind of videos! This saves us TONS of time! I mean, for us to learn this from ourselves only, it would take MONTHS (or even couple years) so I definetly want to thank you so very much for this *precious video*. Thank you and greetings from Portugal.

[@eadiew]

What an excellent lab! This is my dream workspace. Perfectly organized and with a wonderful aesthetic.

[@jlucasound]

Great Scott!! What Has He Gone and Done Now?!! 🤣😂😍🥰 JLCPCB, Ikea.....now all I need is ambition!! 🤣 Excellent video, Scott, as has come to be expected! 😁

[@ThisRandomGuyYouDidntNotice]

some really nice ideas for improving my own workshop. one thing i have to add though: i'd rather choose some high CRI lighting than temp changing one ^^

[@webzterd]

Ditch the cabinet and drawer labels & swap with NFC & programmable LED. Integrate with home assistant and you can: Scan the NFC with your phone to find out what's in the space. Select something from the app and the appropriate space lights up by LED

[@XM913CG]

My small home based repair shop grew so fast that I could not keep up with the finishing touches that should be a must. like insulation and wall paneling. I was not prepared for that type of demand. Parts storage is always a huge issue. Your workshop is a dream, and mine is a disaster(very cluttered). But the scale of projects that you do verses mine are quite different. Always enjoy your creativity with everything you show us on your videos. Keep up the great work.

[@NaysayersWillNaysay]

Looks amazing! I agree on keeping mechanical and electrical work separate. I do my automotive and mechanical in the garage because of dust and grease mess. I keep the electronic projects inside.

[@mqe73M]

You deserver more views and I hope the algorithm will bless you once more. Very nice set up super clean.

[@davidwood1313]

Great workshop, I am jealous. Onne thing, maybe put cleats at the bottom of the hanging storage cabinets. If they get heavy that will help support the weight.

[@WhiteVaille]

Might I suggest adding a simple cleat under the plastic cabinets, to prevent them sagging over time? Similar to how you added one along the wall to support the back side of your desk. I feel like over time the plastic would be inclined to pull apart, though I guess the load is perpendicular to the layer liners, so could be fine?

[@andresago82]

Congratulations, what a pleasure to work there, greetings from Colombia.

[@todormiroleskov8663]

This is... This is like a dream come true. Really happy for you man. I hope someday I will have at least the electronic workroom and I plan to make it as a man cave as well. :)

[@greatscottlab]

Good luck :-)

[@eDoc2020]

It might not be aesthetically pleasing but I would suggest a smooth light solid-color floor (or floor mat) if possible. When small things make their way onto the floor you want them to be easily visible. On a similar note it might be helpful to have a small lip around your bench so it's harder to things to get pushed off.

[@quyet1176]

time really flies. I remember watching your old lab videos years ago.

[@TheMadJagger]

I'd use plastic junction box for installing sockets in the drywall. IMO makes it harder to pull the socket off the wall.

[@bunny1033]

The smile in your face honestly makes my day

[@Shellyfi]

I have been searching good storage/drawer system and now you offered it Thank you

[@Pelican_t]

This reminded me about the fact I also need to organise my room since it's basically a workshop lol I always have random containers placed on the edge of the shelves and wires hanging everywhere

[@carlospenalver8721]

Scott, I am a huge fan and have been since I first caught your content years ago bruh but take or don’t take this advice which I am going to do as well. Forget the old ways and launch your lab the way of the future, like I am. I am going to buy a box truck, you’re handy like me so I don’t need a brand new truck since I have an engineering background but in the truck I am going to set up a fully automated compact factory. What products I will produce aren’t important it’s the concept. Instead of being anchored to the ground like renting or buying and building from the floor up not only can it be customised to change setups easy I will be able to do production in route to a delivery and eliminate overhead and pretty much cut most of the costs of doing buisness. You should consider it. Not only can you save money setting up your lab you will have the option of going mobile to any location there’s a road to even out of the country and back. You can produce and also have the option of using delivery services like mail to expand without having to revamp much. Sure it’s comfy to be near home all the time but with competition heating up as the world adjust to the new normal you might get a leg up on them who will likely do things the old way. Be you be innovative Be GreatScott. ✌️

[@matthewsmith5883]

Looks very neat and tidy! I love your attention to detail

[@TroySchrapel]

I have the same component drawers as your old ones. Got them from the local ALDI here in Australia. They're pretty good for the price.

[@devcybiko]

Great Work, Scott! You've given me a lot of good ideas.

[@EdwardM919]

Well worth it, good for you! I hope to see many more videos in years to come.

[@rodneysmith1750]

I am quite envious! Love the organization and labeling in the lab, your garage workshop is very nice and something I truly do miss, since I no longer have a garage or real working area, Great video, keep up the good work!

[@steveroberts1861]

All I can say is Wunderbar.

[@water_alias]

Jes

[@MCsCreations]

Hey, be respectful!

[@daedalus5483]

Glad you found a solution that works for you. Can you (or anyone else watching this) recommend a solid / affordable Lab Bench Power Supply (Hobbyist)?

[@scotty3114]

It looks great! Unfortunately, I need to do the same, but at 79, I'm not sure if I'll get it done. I follow your channel as I think you have good value in your videos.

[@MinePossu]

Tip: the fillaments dont like humidity and general dust so should be stored in a dry closed enviroement. But if you use them up quickly enough that method for storing is fine enough.

[@tarakivu8861]

There are some filaments like PVB which really like water and i prever to print those while they are in my dry-storage through a hole. Can make a huge difference

[@joeywhite-swift7495]

You bring Respekt, wer's selber macht to a whole new level! 😉

[@twinsen04]

Those wall mounted sockets at the end really caught my eye. Would like to see more about them.

[@hummmingbear]

Looks great! You might have issues storing your filament in open air unless the room is humidity controlled

[@Tomas_Prucha]

One of the best workshops I have ever seen! 💪

[@Drjtherrien]

Nice! I'm about to start a revision of my workshop and I have picked up a few good ideas here. Thanks!

[@nikolatotev]

Absolutely Amazing! I'm currently planning my workshop and I'll definitely be using this video for some inspiration!

[@lackr0073]

Bro, I have lab envy.... Looks great, you should be very proud! And thank you for sharing, I have some ideas for my room now!

[@selbie]

This is a great setup and I particularly love the corner shelving idea to make use of normally awkward space.

[@atkelar]

Funny fact: I just recently *upgraded* to an open heavy duty storage rack for my stuff... but I'm also in the process of updating/changing some stuff around myself.

[@DoctorX17]

Looks great! I love that those custom shelves match the IKEA aesthetic. And +1 for printed storage, I have my own printed shelves and drawers and it's so great!

[@Danielddiniz]

It’s great 👍🏼 congrats 🎉for the new lab! 🚀

[@userjdufer466]

wow! amazing! it is so interesting how you developed through all these years! keep going!❤

[@ritolina84]

Superb performance by Great Scott

[@dorianim]

This looks absolutely amazing! 😍

[@sicotronicypunto7460]

New look makes it look 1000 times more easy to work on, gotta send this video to my boss so he let's me change our lab setup

[@RickRolling-tc7vb]

Well done, that looks like a very nice place to work. it does take a while to get it right, and your needs change over time, but having a workspace that is made your style and reach is important for work flow and efficiency. It helps that it's also a nice place to be, and your new lab looks great. I have a small work room with Ikea kallax to the right and to the left of my bench and that works very well for my needs: I have modules that fit the shelves for different things, and they're easy to swap in and out. I'm a little concerned about the point loads on the screws holding up your printed storage units, as the boards with the keyholes look a bit light for the job: it's hard to tell without feeling the loaded weight and your choice of material though, so it's just an observation. If you do feel it needs reinforcing then a support strip screwed to the wall under the unit could take most of the weight without adding a lot of visual clutter. I'm looking forward to some more projects from your workshop now, as you have great ideas and a fine eye for detail that I think will scale well. Thanks!

[@linuxman0]

Very nicely done!! You've employed some great ideas.

[@cartoon-network814]

absolutely amazing - shifting - waiting for the videos every day!!

[@noslidemais]

It turned out great, congratulations. I have to organize mine too.

[@benwayne5208]

Amazing! Very inspiring in many ways! Thanks for sharing!

[@edwardvanhazendonk]

Nice setup Scott, great work!

[@dcallan812]

Having built more than one, and disassembled them. Getting the space to work or you can really take some thinking about and reshuffling. Great video for helping with the layout of a decent workshop-lab. Lighting is a key area avoid flicker and have some that you can bring really close to the work area. 2x👍

[@greatscottlab]

Thanks and yes, true :-)

[@makergiovanni]

I'm also in the process of making the workshop in which I make my electronics videos always better, but the main problem is always the the space is really small and the ceiling is low, so lighting up the space for video is a nightmare!

[@greatscottlab]

Sorry to hear that.

[@nimoy007]

You can use lights pointed at the ceiling to scatter light down onto your work area. It wastes some light, but it actually gives you much more even lighting.

[@wobblysauce]

Yep, bounce lighting.

[@makergiovanni]

@@nimoy007 good idea, but my ceiling is made of dark wood, so it absorbs light and the little light that is reflected would have a yellow color.

[@rajulg1036]

It's very nice, I will make trying near about this, thanks.

[@FesZElectronics]

Great new Lab! I especially liked the 3d storage!

[@wasyl00]

I like the fact that you still had Rift CV1 tracking sensors on your desk ;)

[@naasking]

Looks great! The only thing that would bug me with that corner shelf is the open gap between the two shelves. Feels like wasted space that you can't use properly because you have to fit objects through the narrower opening.

[@309electronics5]

Fantastic video, thanks for sharing your recommendations and tips for things! I already have a pretty good work bench but lacked good storage and lighting even though i dont film and i am still a teen doing electronics the tips helped

[@melplishka5978]

Definitely a dream shop. Well done Scott.

[@stfnhrtwg4311]

Great work! I only do not have enough time for this perfection. I found out it helps to organize in standardized Boxes as we have in toolshops in Germany. Not only in the workshop, also for the complete Family. Everything changes, my arduino box is already 4times bigger than yours that you have printed 😂. And shelfs can easily be reused if you standardize the sizes when you build them from scratch.

[@eguneycetin]

Looks incredible! Great job from Great Scott!

[@greatscottlab]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@adryano17a]

Please! Create a video from workbench detals and dimension and electrical...😊😊

[@Cyklonus]

Super inspiring. 👍👍

[@CBitsTech]

Love the orange and black storage parts. Very nice overall. I'm going to go tidy my crappy office now 🙂

[@IanFarquharson2]

Well, that answers the ‘why?’ I’ve always had in my mind about 3d printing… looks great.

[@justme5384]

@ 0:51, it literally says on the light to switch it off before selecting the color

[@maxmcmanus6371]

Love how simplistic and organised the design is. Have you got any tips on a budget 3D printer for a first time user that is capable of building the storage cupboards?

[@CJWarlock]

Not combining electrical and mechanical work areas - indeed, a good advice. Dusty electrical components, i.e. connectors, are a nightmare.

[@Absfor30]

Looking like a great functional space! The print time on those organisers was insane! I'm sure that could have been optimised. But nevertheless I'm looking forward to seeing the future videos from this new space.