The work cockpit
A wraparound desk and electronics bench with a clockmaker’s concave corner cutout and bench pin — built for stools, no keyboard tray.
Desk and soldering bench in one continuous surface: the concave cutout pulls small work close, the bench pin takes filing and sawing, and monitor arms keep the top clear.
Built at 32″ for stool seating — no keyboard trays, ever.
Episodes
- A clockmaker’s corner desk · coming
The lab workbench
A Roubo-style bench built to a 32″ working height: drawbored mortise-and-tenon joinery, a leg vise and a face vise on the left for a right-handed worker.
Tool wall & hanging cabinet
A wall-hung tool cabinet on a French cleat, with fitted holders for a permanent hand-tool set — Dutch cabinet lines with Indonesian carved details.
Flip-lid drawer banks
Full-extension drawers with dadoed bottoms and ¼″ Baltic birch lids hinged at the back that flip up out of the way — dust-free storage for small parts and tools.