Studio Infrastructure
First, I needed a table to do my inking and work with the baby press. The existing table is too small and a few inches too short, but thankfully I have extra lumber just lying around in the wood shop. Since I am going to just bolt it through the existing table for a quick-and-dirty solution, I sized the framing to that surface.


Here’s a test setup. After I’ve used it for a while and know that this is how I want it, I’ll drill some holes to bolt down the press. Even though it’s small, it still wants to slide around when I’m cranking prints through it.

The next thing I needed was a place to hang my tools so that they’re readily accessible and not piled up on a shelf getting lost and damaged. So, I framed a piece of pegboard and bolted it to the wall. My favorite part is the magnetic palette knife holder. So many tools in so little space! And there is still plenty of room on the board to add more tools.

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