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To her kitchen

Ha ha, when I saw the photo I burst out laughing and showed my wife. Mine looks the same from time to time.

I use to use our ding table and I always felt her eyes burning in my back… But from next year this will be history, I gone get my own designated area in our new apartment…

My dining room table looks almost the same right now as I've been messing with a land rover project. Thing is my lady can't complain too much because it's my house

You need a man cave!

That's exactly how my RC operation ended up in the basement...

uniquenamehere wrote:You need a man cave!

She´d prefer a man cage if she had a saying.

I´ve promised her to have all rc related stuff moved upstairs in the ongoing build of some more square meters, by New Year. Just never pointed out which Year.

Haha.

You won't do that if/when you have little kids, though. Stuff goes missing.

All my RC is done in the garage (messy stuff & fabrication) or my man cave/gun room. Reloading bench doubles as an RC service bench.

I have a man cave, its outside in my shop but when it gets below freezing I take over the dinning room table. Doesn't make the wife happy but damn its cold out there!!

I have a Mr Heater in my Tuff Shed with a big propane tank Makes it warm enough pretty fast.

That said, my "awesome" in the ultrasonic cleaner froze...and so did my used Dye. DOH!
I am also not brave enough to cut g10 or spray paint with it on either

HI!... I don't have that issue. Got a 50ft x 24ft garage with heat and A/C! LOL

DennisM wrote:To her kitchen

Trying dying parts in her kitchen and see how that goes.

<----- another kitchen wrecker here. I built a work area in the garage specifically for r/c stuff, but still make a mess on the island in the kitchen.
I can easily stash everything in the living room credenza if company stops by though!

I usually steal a chair from the dining room and set up a yoga mat on the coffee table in the living room, probably the only use i will ever get out of a yoga mat...

Typicray@rainmans wrote:I usually steal a chair from the dining room and set up a yoga mat on the coffee table in the living room, probably the only use i will ever get out of a yoga mat...

you know, you can cut those mats into little pieces and use them to pad the electronics in your R/C projects! Pro tip! If your girl questions you, just shout "PRO TIP"