DIYing an Ultra-Efficient Shipping Station for Under $500

My shipping station is a nightmare, in this video I completely renovate it, making shipping packages far far easier.
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[@GregsGarage]

We have a handful of "not so near" items that include sleeves for international orders, extra tape rolls, extra shipping label rolls, tape measure, box bulk storage, etc, etc. It looks like you have all the basics where you need them. I don't see a mini scale, but I suspect you've got one. Lastly, we've always got a couple postal bins for the packages... Oh, and a phone charger/prop so we can watch the security cams to see deliveries.

[@AudacityMicro]

I think I have all that stuff. I was thinking about it, and in retrospect if I really wanted to be efficient, I probably should have made it a U shape. That would provide a lot more real estate that is within arms reach without needing to take a step. Though it might also make it feel like a cave, which probably isn't worth the efficiency gain.

[@PQBUYERSCOM]

@@AudacityMicro an "L" shape might be good.

[@justingatlin4576]

where did you get the workstation from?

[@AudacityMicro]

The computer? That was just given to me. It's just a junker. Good enough to print labels and not much more. The shelves came from manards.

[@austriker]

Where are the shelves from?

[@AudacityMicro]

Manards