I like it! Thanks for posting Kalani. I was just thinking today as my office is smelling of paint and chemicals that I should get a potting bench or other workbench for outside for chemical cleaning and airing out this spring/summer. Also my office is getting cluttered with me now at 6 keeper machines. I will be retiring this summer and am going to need to reorganize my home office.

These heavy duty "bus boy" tubs as used in restaurants is the latest greatest idea. (from spouse).
Get the one's with the ribs so various typewriters can sit an angle, thus no stress on the space bar.
They help keep the innard parts from the outer parts, etc. Each pair of tubs = one typer.

I do not have a dedicated typewriter work bench.

I pull our vehicles out of our garage, set up a stout folding table and a patio chair in the garage.

I set up my "bench" near the entry of the garage and left the big door open for light and ventilation.

My chemicals are on a shelf in the garage and so is my supply of cleaning towels and rags...which I wash and reuse often. 

I have a flat plastic storage bin with lid that holds my tools, etc.

If we had a 3-car garage, I think I would build a dedicated shop...but otherwise this set-up works for me.  It has served me well while working on my 53-54 machines and my wife's vintage sewing machines. 

Final adjustments are done in my office-hobby room once a machine is cleaned & serviced (and re-painted) out in the garage.
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multi purpose mini shop.
typewriter cleaning on rolling tables n bins