I like that; very efficient, and great light from the window!
Very nice space.
Don
Very inspiring - & very clean!
Here are two views of my Diamond Setting bench, it might look very rudimentary to you. But from this bench, this is where my âgerrysdiamondsettingessays.blogspot.comâ originates.This bench is actually under a flight of stairs leading from the main floor of my home, to the basement. I now-find âbright lightsâ are too demanding on my now overly-sensitive eyes. OUCH!
In this bench, I have just for this photograph, laid out an arrangement of mostly all of my burs. Plus an extra assortment of MORE burs still in their bur mini-bur boxes, these are numbered and still left un-opened for easy identification.
These âthree, bur-padsâ are my âtwist-drillsâ and the others are my often used burs. I gotta have them near my hands & fingers.
These are my âmini, inventoryâ of extra burs, I canât start any new setting, if I donât have them on-hand.
Iâm going to start a new tutorial essay just on this âcollection of extra new bursâ.
Gerry Lewy!
I love how youâve made use of the space. Very creative. 
My bench that I made while apprenticing in Germany 1965, and main work shop.
Gary L. Smith
Forensic GemologistÂŽ / Forensic Jewelerâ˘
Gemstone & Jewelry Investigations
Past President ~ ASA International
G.I.A.-G.G., A.G.S.-C.G.A., A.G.A.-A.S.G., A.S.A.
Master Gemologist AppraiserÂŽ
PA Gem Lab
344 Broad Street
Montoursville PA 17754
570-368-4436
