Looks like a good place to work on and store stuff.

Congratulations on completing the challenge (not to mention, ahead of schedule). You've got a neat, organized and useful workspace. This is one of those chores that nobody really likes doing, but it sure is nice once it's complete. Your soldering station gave me an idea--my wife has an old letter/desk organizer that's collecting dust and may find new life on my bench.
I bet you're feeling pretty good about your new space, huh?
Great job!

Very nice work area, indeed.  I spied a couple of useful tips in your photos.

-Jack

But is that an Ikea lazy susan your laptop is sitting on?  If so, we are cut from the same cloth of GENIUS!  I don't have a photo but I've been using the same setup to position my laptop and other items (usually a brew) while modeling on the dining room table. Worked so well I picked up another on our semi-monthly Ikea trip!

Great work!

Now in all honesty, you have a window right there??? :P

I say you get a square frame with a hose door [something you can open and close, with a screen to keep out animals and insects] in it, put it into the track, and secure it in tight.  Attach your fan and hose assembly to the hose door, Then you could put a proper paint booth in front of the window.  Now you may have to move the storage bins, but the gain, in my mind, would be a dedicated paint booth with proper venting, something I wouldn't mind One Bit!!!

I also see you have another window to the left with lots of room under it...Laser cutter?  :P  I jest, I jest!!

Looks really well thought out and organized. This should give you a comfortable work area. I checked out the workbench online and thought the lined drawers were a pretty nice feature.

One bonus was finding things you had and forgot about!

I envy the door entrance and nice big window. Lots of natural light I don't have over my bench.

Once again, this is what I like so much about this web site; I, too, get an inspiration from looking at photos and reading items. Yes, that is an IKEA lazy susan and I got the larger milk crate idea from another source. It took some modification, but I have an area to use versus a $400 expenditure from the you-know-whom tool company whose catalog comes to my inbox regularly.

Light was always the major problem and the Dri-Lock coating took existing luminance from energy efficient bulbs and more than doubled it. I can't say enough about having overall brightness versus trying to squint at a project under a lamp of some type. If you get the chance, DO IT!

The window was a consideration, but since I'm not a big spray painter (some dullcote and touch up on occasion) this was a better way to go. BTW, the big foam area to work on came from a packing box my wife, Peggy, got from one of her sewing equipment projects - recycling works (I even save her old cosmetic brushes which are just great).

Now, a few modifications to my switching layout so track switches work properly and I'm in business. More photos of my layout to come. Thanks for all the comments. 

Hey Rick, I'm making some improvements to Elwood and Maybelle's place . Tell Buck and Loretta that they said "Howdy."

I like neat-n-tidy. Well done. The organization will continually pay dividends.

Buck and Loretta that they said "Howdy" right back to Elwood & Maybelle.  Buck said to tell Elwood "Fetch your hunting clothes and gun and come on over cause I gotta hankering for some venison with my beer."

​Rick