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I love old wood furniture and that's a beauty. Be enabled!

Very nice Gene. I would not do any rough work on that one☺

Looks like your are having fun Gene

Thanks for enabling me. No rough work. Yes I’m having fun. Find it where you can.

The rug is folded to the floor space. It is longer but narrower and when set in at a slight angle I can open all drawers. The safe has even more room in front of it.

That table looks heavy. You’ll have to get Forty to help you move it in, with all the gravel you two have been slinging this year you both should be in good shape.

Seriously that’s a nice looking piece of furniture and if it fits like you believe should it will be a classy addition to your Hobby room.

Hatchdog wrote: ↑

Sat Nov 07, 2020 9:43 am

That table looks heavy. You’ll have to get Forty to help you move it in, with all the gravel you two have been slinging this year you both should be in good shape.

Seriously that’s a nice looking piece of furniture and if it fits like you believe should it will be a classy addition to your Hobby room.

My biggest concern is getting it through the door dimension wise. There was a note on it saying it comes apart. I’m heading back to look at it again in a few hours.

The white van came in handy today. Yep that means I drove back to Snohomish and bought the standing table.

The table is mostly setup and things in drawers moved. I turned it around and had to move things to make them more handy. The table is wide enough to have a standing and sitting work area. I ordered some rings today so I can finish mounting the scopes I bought a month ago. Having all my sights, rings and small parts in these drawers will help. This wide angle shot is with the ceiling lights on. Finally soft lighting. I had to adjust the lights out towards the wall and not down.

Funny about cats!
Whenever Carol is working, the cat is always right on top of things....literally.

That looks great, really like the carpet runner on the table top. Also those drawers sure look handy for small parts and mounts. Mine are in a tall dresser in plastic bins and are a pain to get to. I like your set up much better. Classy room indeed!