I, like Bob Pease, never liked clean work benches. My motto is, "Out of chaos, comes perfection".

The electronics bench with the reloading bench in the background.

My Clausing Drill/Knee Mill

Shelves of stuff

Parts is Parts

Oh Yea, I do have a few cans of WD-40, but it is still the most over rated product out there.

 

OK, here is a challenge, who can find the Ruger pistol in the first photo? And, what model is it?

 

OK, here is a challenge, who can find the Ruger pistol in the first photo? And, what model is it?

Under the roll of paper towels.

 

I'm in the process of building a new one, but this is what I have to work with so far:



Not shown are to more large storage units filled with boards, components, and supplies, and various benchtop test instruments. There is also a card table off to the right (again, not shown) that is piled up with bits and pieces of radios, TVs, microwave ovens, and so on. I won't even bring up what the upstairs of my house looks like

 

Under the roll of paper towels.

Very good.....but, what model is it????

 

Derstrom8
On the far right, is that a hair curler or a bug zapper. Anyway, I need one of those to liven up my shop.

 

OK, here is a challenge, who can find the Ruger pistol in the first photo? And, what model is it?

BTW, I have 2 of those Tektronics scopes, one is non-functional. I've tried to have it repaired, but the service agency said they don't make parts for it anymore.

Don't know what I am going to do with it.

 

Very good.....but, what model is it????

Sorry, I don't do Rugers.

 

Derstrom8
On the far right, is that a hair curler or a bug zapper. Anyway, I need one of those to liven up my shop.

That's my SGTC, and yep--definitely livens up the shop It's sort of in pieces at the moment though. I'm reusing the stand for my DRSSTC.

 

BTW, I have 2 of those Tektronics scopes, one is non-functional. I've tried to have it repaired, but the service agency said they don't make parts for it anymore.

Don't know what I am going to do with it.

There is a guy named Alex S. in CA that specializes in repairing and calibrating those scopes. I have bought several Tekronix modules and parts from him to repair my scope (2445). He is a good guy. I used to have his direct email address. Here is his EBay ad for general Tek repair:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Repair-Cali...59164?pt=BI_Oscilloscopes&hash=item5d512cf45c

Connect with him outside of EBay if you can.

I just found his phone number: <snip>

Edited by mod: PM Lestraveled for phone number

 

Please next time post his number in a pm message so everyone doesn't bother this guy or piss him off..

 

Please next time post his number in a pm message so everyone doesn't bother this guy or piss him off..

I agree. Personally I would recommend you both edit your responses to hide the number, just to be considerate

 

I agree. Personally I would recommend you both edit your responses to hide the number, just to be considerate

Done...


Personal I would love a Tek scope but anymore it's just cheaper to buy a Rigol scope with better features and a lot smaller foot print..

 

Sorry, I didn't think of that.