What does your cubing station look like?

Yup, it is a k8. I like it quite a bit, but it's a different size than my work keyboards, so it's kind of annoying switching back and forth.

Good eye! I ordered it on a whim a few weeks ago but haven't yet had the time to unbox it. It's an elegoo neptune 3 max. I want to attempt to print some twisty puzzles as well as some halo helmets and weapons.
Ahh, you miss the num pad dontcha. Cool printer. Neptunes are legends in the prop building world. Lemme know if you need help with anything. So far, I've 3d printed 3x3's and have printed some full size Mandalorian helmets. I also combined keyboards with 3d printing and 3d printed my own keyboard (there's a picture of it somewhere in this thread).
 
My setup (in order)
My monitor (connected to laptop)
My Laptop with most of my cubes
My full desk

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That's what my Dad did with the fishing rod. He went out to get me a new rod, bought himself one, and gave me his old one.
My dad bought two rods for himself not too long ago. He accidently smacked one of them with a kayak putting it into his pickup (funny enough, his pickup "blew up" a little while ago). He paid around $80 per full rod as well. He got something big on the line, went to snag, and snapped the rod in half. Luckily, he had a 60-day-warranty.
 
What's funny about this statement, my sister's iPhone battery lasts her maybe 3 hours if she's on it the whole time. My Samsung battery will last over 8. I think my point has been made lol
Dude my dad has an old samsung he gave to me and the battery still lasts forever, probably like 12-14 hours.
 
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