Anyone made a big, portable workspace like this?
I recently left a job where I had access to a wonderfully-equipped radio workshop. Now that I've left, I've been thinking a lot about making my own workshop for repair or manufacturing projects at home. I don't have a space I can dedicate to this, however, so I've been dreaming about a fully-equipped workspace that folds up into an armoire-, or cupboard-like shape. I want something not portable, per se, but moveable, that I can have in a spare room and fold up neatly when not in use; and move easily to a new home.
I've seen a few portable workspaces that are suitcase-like, but they require a separate bench and don't really fit any test equipment.
I came across this very interesting design by a Japanese designer for an entire workspace, who apparently published it as 'open-source' but the plans seem incomplete and I can't find any evidence that anyone has actually built it.
Nevertheless, it's the closest design to what I want. Has anyone else done something similar?
Posted Aug 21, 2022, 3:57 AM UTC
Seems needlessly complicated. Just get a bunch of shelves on wheels.
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/597501075533372407/
The reason I want an all-in-one solution, and mere shelves on wheels won't solve is that I need a workspace, not just storage; and I want to close up that workspace and move it easily. The room in which it'll be will not be a dedicated space.