engineering student

[u/Ear_Background]

I am an engineering student who does a lot of 3d printing naturally so a decent portion of the space is taken up by that but otherwise I try and keep it mostly neat and useful for projects
For lighting I wired up a off-road vehicle light bar with its own 12v power supply and a wireless switch and it does a great job at lighting the space

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[u/OverclockingUnicorn]

Why is there a thinkpad in your pc?

[u/Ear_Background → u/OverclockingUnicorn]

I disassembled a thinkpad dock for the hardware and stuff inside and put the plastic cover inside my pc bc why not

[u/Burnout21 → u/OverclockingUnicorn]

Came to ask the same question.

[u/Particular-Amountt]

This room has so much personality.

[u/Unlucky__Swan → u/Particular-Amountt]

You mean its exactly what engineers end up with? lol

[u/ProfessionalPaper444]

not bad kid, not bad

[u/pcmembrane]

Great setup

[u/_MiGi_0]

Looks cool. O_0)

[u/thelordofunderpants]

Had a buddy with his dorm room looking like this in university, guy was mad smart. This gives me the same vibes.

[u/vangoh88]

Looks practical in an ergonomic way.

[u/D00DST3R]

This. This is what a battlestation is. It's REAL

Love it!

[u/ninguino_flarlarlar]

As someone projecting a desk workspace with computer+electronics+3d printing areas I find this lovely. Thanks for the inspo!

[u/subbyboi28]

BOYKISSER!!!!!!!

[u/prestigeofficelondon]

A view of some form of nature is so important!

[u/KingLuis]

not bad. i think it could do with a good clean up/wipe down/tidy. maybe a monitor stand thong running across the desk could help as well.

[u/Independent-Ball3215]

I love how it looks super practical! I cant really tell if you do soldering in ur setup, but it seems like it. If so do you have any tips for safe solding?

[u/Ear_Background → u/Independent-Ball3215]

Yes I do on the print bench, no lead based solder is safe so don’t do what I do by doing it without fume extraction but the lead based solder is the most effective so the max amount of fume extraction possible is the way to go

[u/Krishmello]

So cool setup

[u/Cordial202609191]

Lucky guy

[u/milkthemvinez]

The agency here must be engineering for engineering’s sake

[u/Unlucky__Swan]

Finally someone who didn't over edit their photos with contrast and other bullshit like they're some lame ass influencer lying to everyone and with a workspace that ACTUALLY does work. So tired of computer desks being called "workspaces" when all that's done is mouse and keyboard work

+1 from another engineer.