Whoa....did'nt expect to get so many replies! Thank You! Yes, it's small, but it works well for me. Let me see if I can answer all these questions in a row.
1. The hammer I use to put the top back on my polyurethane can - the wrenches just looked good and I always seemed to never be able to find one when I needed it, so they fill the space good!
2. Since I'm new at this, I don't do alot of glue-up other than just gluing tubes into blanks. One thing you can't see in the picture is my dual purpose pipe clamp/pen press. I use a 2' piece of black gas pipe with the pipe clamps on it with the ends covered in aluminum heat tape to prevent marring the pen pieces. It works good so far cause I'm cheap!
3. The light box I built above my bench doubles as a great "hanger space" for when I poly my pens. I just clamp the hanging wire to the box frame and get a nice drip dry!
4. Most all of my turning supplies came in the kit from PSI, with the exception of a nice 8 piece turning set I found last Saturday at the local Harbor Freight store. The handles just happened to match! I'm sure the turning set is cheap by most standards, but for 9.99, they turn great!
5. I guess I'm lucky. Same wife for 25 years. Heck, she's the one that bought me the boat!!
Heck, she buys me just about everything....just call me a "kept" man!
Thank you all for the kind comments. I'm sure as I learn, and get into other projects, my little shop will need to expand. I'll post a few pics of some of my pens as soon as I get more batteries. They sure don't last long when you forget and leave the camera on!