I started hobby electronics at age 14 and it quickly jumped to the top of my activities list. Since then I've let it clutter my bedroom and work desk, but haven't managed to move into the garage yet on account of all the woodworking tools stacked to the ceiling. Currently, I'm too busy working towards an industrial engineering qualification and have had to box most of my goodies but I'm looking forward to getting back to accidentally blowing capacitors and all that good stuff. 

This has been my lab for the last 40 years. I am just starting to recap my Gould-Advance OS260 True dual beam scope which has been a faithful companion since new. It will make a perfect curve tracer as well continue to be a good low-frequency analogue ‘scope. The OS4000 DSO is probably going to have to be next but is still working nicely and in spec. Only when I see a photo like this does it jolt me to see afresh the accumulation of gear that takes decades to assemble and the histories of them all. There is more tucked around the room but this is where it all happens.

With the image, it's better

Lab moved to my sons room. Old scope went bad and got a great deal on a new scope with FFT, which my son is now learning to use.  Will be handy when doing oscillators and radio's. Just a part of all stuff shown.

Hi to all This is mine home lab in Greece.