My new lab

Added strips of lighting to one of the shelves so far. Will do at least the bottom one as well, I think it's a nice look.

Also this runs off of a car battery, separate from my house electricity. I'm hoping to be able to charge the car battery with a solar panel.

I found a desk and it helps somewhat enclose the space as well as give me a decent place to use my computer:

Next on the list is to finish up the shelves and get all of my supplies out of the cardboard boxes.

More shelves have been built, but I have discovered a problem:

There's only one outlet! It's on its own ten amp breaker, but I will have to do something about it eventually. For now I'll only plug up what I'm working with at the moment.

My lab came with a few tables the previous owners used for tinkering on motorcycles. As such, they are greasy and oily, but should be fine for my usage. They were about chest height, so I sawed the legs of one of them down to be at sitting level. The other one I might keep how it is for now. Shelves are coming along nicely as well. A couple more cross peices and covering, and they should be complete.

The shelves and cross bracing. Notice where my two year old decided to "help" with the Sharpie.

That's what we have for now. I will update again soon, there's gonna be some work done on it tonight. Bonus points if you can spot the Hackaday stickers in amount all the motorsport vendor's stickers.