Your workshop :)

[GertSanders]

@dbemowsk like to push my luck I guess ;-)
It seems the latest Domoticz beta (9379 build date 28.04.18-09:18:07) has a problem with presentation of new sensors. So I will have to sweat it until they fix that.
I compiled the gateway on Raspberry also with the beta version (after trying the stable version first), as it was mentioned that this could fix communication errors. No luck so far.
Bu this discussion of my problem should be on another forum branch.

[gohan]

Use the 2.2 stable, your is not a radio communication issue.

[GertSanders]

@gohan
Indeed, it is a Domoticz beta issue

[bjacobse]

As I have updated my workshop, so I no longer sit at my family kitchen table, but instead have a man-cave, behind a sliding-door closet, next to the water-heater

[tbowmo]

@bjacobse something is wrong, it's way to organized ;)

[bjacobse]

@tbowmo
Well I must admit, it's just put in place - which means I have not yet started to use it - It must be messy when in use :-)

[tbowmo]

resurrecting this old thread :)

I got thrown out of my old mancave, and in to a small corner in the main building (the oldest son, aged 21, needed a place to stay, as his 19 year old sister didn't want to share room with him)

Anyways, I have moved from a 240x60cm desk to a 120x80 desk, and no storage space around me, other than a small office cabinet on wheels. Which means that I have to constrain myself, and find some alternative setups. As I have to work from home these days due to corona, I treated myself with a monitor mount for my 3 screens.
As a bonus, I can now use the space below the monitors for my tools (power supply and soldering iron,and probably the oscilloscope as well, when I get to it). I'm re-arranging stuff every other day, to figure out the best setup, and remove cable clutter (which isn't easy).

[monte]

@tbowmo is that KDE?

[tbowmo]

@monte said in Your workshop :):

@tbowmo is that KDE?

Nope, Ubuntu / gnome, but with a tool bar at the bottom of the screen.

[monte]

@tbowmo nice! I was too lazy to open full-size image :)

[bjacobse]

@tbowmo
Looks really good, hope you will spend many good hours doing some fun stuff ;-)

[tbowmo]

@bjacobse thanks, hope so too.

Just looked back into the thread, I posted a picture of my old workshop back in 2016, still the same tools around, just a smaller desk to work on.

/ Thomas

[skywatch]

I thought I'd share a part of my 'workshhop'. Only part of it due the rest being in a bit of a mess at the moment, so here is the 'good' bit......

[Yveaux]

@skywatch if this is the good & organised bit I would die to see the rest :rolling_on_the_floor_laughing:

[mtiutiu]

@skywatch

OMG...

[dzjr]

@skywatch that is looking very good, but why would you measure the wind speed of your workshop?
:innocent:

[skywatch]

@Yveaux - I don't think it is really worth dying over ;)

@mtiutiu - I guess you are referring to the lack of beer on the bench. Don't worry I will be sorting that out very soon! :)

@dzjr I eat a lot of hot spicy food and you can never be too careful!

Actually the wind speed anemometer is something I 3D printed. The problem is that I need to calibrate it and since I don't have access to a wind tunnel I was thining of securing it to the car and driving at different speeds to note the readings.

Only 2 problems I have found with that so far. 1 - In the UK there are very few calm days. 2 - We have been in lockdown for nearly 2 months and I can't go out to test it.

So it just sits there mocking me for going to all the trouble of creating it in the first place!

[MatiasV]

I assumed that my desk was a kind of a mess... but now I realize it's just average!

[bjacobse]

@MatiasV No-no, you need much more stuff before it will be "average" ;-)

[skywatch]

@bjacobse I agree - when I was putting mine together I could see the desk top. But now it is in constant use 'building' I never know what I will find underneath something!