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That's gonna hurt...

That's what she said.

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I have a pair of these mounted on reading glasses for working on watch movements.

Ryobi One+ compact router.



This little fella got a lot of use this past weekend.

Sooo much easier than my Fiskars manual saw.

One just like these

Then there is this one again

It keeps your you-joint erect

I picked this up years ago at an estate sale and it was old back then. The walnut is amazing and the years of use has just made the handle more comfortable:

After a career in the mechanical department of Norfolk Southern Railway…the go to tools were always a “bigger hammer”, a pair of large Channel Lock pliers (always with blue handles) and a 12” crescent wrench…when I retired I was able to take all of my tools with me and these are the ones that still get the most use …and I left out my Snap On torque wrench (I had the Snap On Rep calibrate it on my last day before I left)…it’s handy on AR builds

Some tools I got from my Dad's estate, some might have been my grandfathers.

Mars - I'm a photography buff (in my own mind). What, exactly, is that?

I'm at work so I can't post a pic, but I like the Valvomax over the Fumoto drain valve. It's a Vet owned company and it comes with a drain tube. On ramps I can dump oil directly into a 2 gallon bucket ( the same I use to take it to dispose of). It saves me going into a drain pan then transferring to a bucket. I have them on both my Toyotas.

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I'm at work so I can't post a pic, but I like the Valvomax over the Fumoto drain valve. It's a Vet owned company and it comes with a drain tube. On ramps I can dump oil directly into a 2 gallon bucket ( the same I use to take it to dispose of). It saves me going into a drain pan then transferring to a bucket. I have them on both my Toyotas.

Valvomax

Exactly the way I do it with the Fumoto valves on both my vehicles.

This thing is great for crab grass and weed pullin'. A real back saver.

Totally forgot how to post pics. But for me it was about x2 years ago a wide screen 32" monitor and new Corsair mouse/keyboard (Yes it's got blinky rainbow lights on it) and a standing desk this year from UpLift. If I'm gonna work at it for 2,000 hours a week.

By got gonna get it set up the way I want. Just need a new chair when this cheapy gaming chair craps out and I'll be set for a bit.

Well to go along with the OP, pool vacuum. I used to dive in the pool with the hose to clean the floor effectively.