The workstation came into being, because I was using a 2 lb cookie
tin for my work area and Lance decided I needed more room and built
the first one, because I was always losing something down the sides.
I also needed something that was kid and Bengal critter proof.
The workstation is 25 inches long and 11 inches wide with three inlaid
divided sections covered with felt work surface. The lid has a brass
plated draw down latch on each end. The materials used for the frame
are lodge pole pine; masonite hardboard for the lid top and table top
and the felt squares are cut to size but not glued in place in case you
would prefer the smooth table top. Beadwork is for display purposes only
and not included.
We are happy to announce the 2nd generation beadwork station. The work
surfaces lift off for storage about an inch deep and 9 1/2 by 7 1/4 inches
under each work surface and holds a lot of stuff. There are also handles
as well as the lockdown latches!!
He taught me how to sand, sand, sand and run his cordless screwdriver!!
If you are interested in having us build one for you, either a standard
size like the ones Kristi and I are using or with an elevated 6 inch
extension of the legs like the one Michelle is using because she can't
bend her knees. The price is $79.95 for the standard all wood w/ storage
or add $8.00 for the elevated extension legs for a total of $87.95.
Shipping for 11 pounds to zone 7 is $17.55 plus $100 insurance is $2.20.
For exact shipping charges, please include your zipcode with
your inquiry. They are shipped within a week to ten days of receiving
payment. You can e-mail me if you have other questions
or would like
to order one.
PLEASE NOTE: Postage has increased to allow for the new increased first
class rates and insurance as of June 27, 2002. We ship via first class
and insured. Postage is figured by zones and average shipping weight
is 10 and 11 pounds. There is no handling charge figured in the postage
charges, only our best guesstimates for a happy medium.
8/24/98 Liz says "It is the perfect height
I used it starting last night and I LOVE it!! so comfy, and the
"My hubby has a bad back and has to lie down a lot and gets all whine-y
for the table that I bead on, brings the work up to a
level that isn't a strain on my back and neck - and the picnic table and
the sofa, etc. I used it all weekend long (was way to hot to do anything
else, including housework)!!"
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8/26/98 Jo Lynn says "I received my beadwork
station today and it is awesome!! Lance does wonderful
work! I will not be without it for nothing in the world! It is
worth every cent, very convenient and for me it will help me physically
from leaning forward to do my beadwork. Its like a lap tray but custom
made for each individual. Its the most excellent working table that lays
across your lap. No words can express how helpful this will be to me!
Thanks Again Red!!!!"
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8/27/98 Patty says "This workstation is
amazing. It is the perfect size to work on. It fits on my chair,
the floor and my bed. It is handy because its not too big to take
wherever I want to go, has three separate sections for a tray which are
covered in three different colored felts so that your beads are very
easy to see which ever color youre using and has a cover that has brass
latches on it so that you can leave your beads on it and close it up. Even
Mikasa hasn't been able to figure out how to get into it. The price is very
reasonable and the service that I got from Red and Lance was wonderful."
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9/23/98 Cecilia says "The table arrived safe and sound on Friday
last week, I couldn't believe howfast you got it off to me.
extentions are perfect for me on the sofa. I used to bead out of a
tray balanced on my knees!! It holds an unbelieveable amount of stuff,
and even fits perfectly under my coffee table. No more beads all over
the place! My SO is grateful of that :)"
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9/28/97 Lynne says
"I got a Bead Workstation today in the mail from Red Ventling and
I've never seen anything more convenient for doing beadwork! It's
sturdy enough that a very rambunctious Border Collie can't knock it
over, but it is still light enough to carry around. It's ideal for
doing beadwork in bed if I'm in a lupus flare. The lid comes completely
off and I can put stuff in there that I don'tneed immediately when working,
plus the whole thing is deep enough to hold silamide spools, wire, tons of
beads, bead dishes, wire tools, anything you can think of, even knitting
and crochet supplies. This is what I've been looking for Thanks, Red!"
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10/12/98 Mary says
"I got my Bead Station from Red on Friday!! This is absolutely the best
thing ever! I used it all weekend and didn't spill beads once and it
was so-o-o comfortable. If anybody is "thinking" about getting one I
strongly urge you to go ahead & get a Bead Station of your very own. I
promise you will not be sorry."
(did I say that?) if I stay in the den/beadroom all night. I've tried
beading in bed with a cookie sheet on my lap but the height is
uncomfortable. With the Bead Station I can bead comfortably all evening
while dh can get happily lost in the boob tube! And they lived happily
ever after! Thanks Red...Thanks Lance!!!"
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10/12/98 Judy says
"I also got the bead station on Saturday. It's the greatest!!!!!
The only problem I have found is that my cat wants one section all
to herself.
She got on immediately and has helped me bead ever since.
I have a bad neck
and looking down a lot really aggravates it. With the extensions
I have had
no problems.
Thanks again, Red and Lance."
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