Thank you! And aint that the truth! Fortunately, I've got another bench for the rest of my test gear, although that bench is starting to get full too...

Thank you! It's been pretty awesome having the scope right at my fingertips!

Thank you! I'm really happy with the way it turned out! It's such a game changer being able to go from working on the computer to working on a circuit in under a minute without ever getting up. It means I can just hop onto a new a idea whenever it strikes me, test it out, then clean up and get back to what I was doing before in minutes!

Oh absolutely! We still have our blender from the '70s with the exact same style buttons on it, and it still works an absolute treat!

Thank you! When I was shopping for scopes for this project, I actually heavily considered one of those old Hitachi scopes like that, but the BK Precision just fit into my price range a little better. The old Hitachi's are awesome looking scopes though!

I still use my Hitachi V-212. It's great.

Thank you so much for the awesome feedback! Fusion360 is definitely a handful to wrap my head around, but it is definitely a fantastic tool to have! I think the main thing that is holding me back is that I tend to build everything as individual bodies instead of components, so I’m kind of limiting myself. I’ve still got a lot of learning to do with it, that’s for sure. Thanks for the feedback on the audio! I’ve actually got some pretty heavy tinnitus in my left ear, so I can’t really hear any noise in the background of my recordings, which makes feedback on audio quality absolutely paramount! I’ll definitely look into doing some noise reduction and see if I can get the audio quality even better! I’ve used Discord a few times in the past, but that’s an excellent idea to make a Discord server! I went ahead and made one up and I think this is the correct link: discord.gg/QZbQ3k Edit: Here's a more permanent link (I hope, I'm still new to this Discord thing): discord.gg/DvWJvVD I’m still super new to it though, so I have no idea if I’ve got things set up correctly, but it does look like it’s correct. I think I’ll change up my closing screen and add some links to Discord/Twitter. Thank you again for the awesome feedback!

yeah I was thinking an 80mm fan running off the 6v supply just to get some circulation would be nice

Heat buildup. I thought the same. Next on Usagi's list... add cooling fans to very cool retro looking workbench build.

Thank you! I'm super pleased with how it turned out!

Thank you for the offer! I managed to find the manuals for the 2120, 2830 DMM and 3010 function meter. The 2120 manual, like you mentioned is for the model before mine and so the schematic in it were only marginally helpful. Let me know if you find a good place to upload the 2120b schematic though, it'd be excellent to have in case this one ever gives me any issues!

Oh man, I wish Fusion360 would have paid me! My videos get less than 400 views on average and I only recently cracked 1k subscribers, if I asked Autodesk for a sponsorship, I'm fairly sure they'd laugh so hard that tears would be running down their faces, haha. Now, as for why I used Fusion 360, the answer is two-fold. First, I have the hobbyist license, so the software was free, but I'm still a total noob at using it. Anytime I can use it for a real world project, I'm definitely going to as it's excellent practice to learn the ins and outs of the software. Second, the amount of space I had on my desk to fit the scope, multimeter and signal generator was very limited, so Fusion360 was an excellent tool to visualize the best way to lay everything out so it would fit just right. So, in short, no one paid me to use Fusion 360, I did it because I wanted to learn more about the software (and cam software in general). Plus, it was good fun!