Posts tagged: home-office

A home office can’t just be all fun and games; there needs to be some wine too. I’ve wanted a wine cabinet for a while. I often pick up a few bottles of red wine when I’m out travelling but have had …

I built a rack out of wood in 2004 — it was at home, and a lab, of sorts, so I guess that makes it a homelab 🙂 Let’s take a trip down memory lane and look at 20 years’ worth of homelabbing ❤️

Over the Christmas holidays, organizing some tools, I realized my screwdriver collection was in pretty poor shape. I can’t even remember the last time I purchased a new screwdriver… I actually think …

In my new home office — I never got around to set up an organized system for my tools. I’ve had some in tool cases, others in boxes — with lids. Not a good system… I’ve found that if something is out …

I recently watched Jeff Gerling’s video on CO₂ levels, and how to monitor it. My home office is also in the basement, with no windows. So I paid attention to the air quality when setting up down here. …

Our house has a small, two-room basement. Both rooms are 10 m² and the innermost room is my home office. I recently installed three more Philips Hue lights in the stairway and first basement room; …

In our new house there is an 20 m² basement, it consists of two rooms — both 10 m². I have turned the inner room into my new home office/server room, with my electronics lab and homelab.

So we bought a new house — now to disassemble everything and prepare to move!

I used the have the ultrawide monitor on a shelf in front of me, but I wanted it a bit closer and to be able to use the space below the monitor. So instead I used some scrap wood, a cheap VESA mount I …

Redoing the exhaust ventilation, for the heat generated by the homelab. And installing a proper fume extraction system for my electronics lab.

My homelab and home office got way too hot, time for some proper ventilation.

My electronics lab is tiny, so I’ve had to make the best of the space I do have. Soldering with fume extraction, instruments like an oscilloscope, function generator, bench power supplies.

After I stopped smoking cigars in the man cave, the ventilation needed to change.

I've been making some adjustments to my computer setup, and got a new ultra awesome monitor!

I've made some improvements to my electronics lab, added some shelves, more light and got a new soldering station!

I finally have a home office again; that also doubles as my man cave. Let me show you around.