What - non Festool - tool / workshop related gizmo/stuff did you buy today?

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Hi!

I love picture threads  [eek] [eek] [eek] and I love being inspired by purchases other people make  [scared] [scared]  [eek] [eek]  [big grin] [big grin] - it would be really cool if we could get this thread running.

Please share whatever you feel like sharing when you made a tool / workshop related purchase - even the smallest gizmo/gadget  [big grin]  [big grin]  [big grin] Just no new Festool purchases, as there is an existing thread for that on the main board. :)

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I'll kick it off with my new, personalized Dryplexx Softshell Work/Shop-Jacket from Engelbert-Strauss I received today among with some personalized workshop T-Shirts, too.

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Kind regards,
Oliver
 

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My latest was two Bessey 24" clamps. I don't have a picture, but just imagine what one Bessey 24" clamp looks like, and double it.
 
A Rockler Dust RIGHT Cord and Hose Holder.  It doesn't swing around like the Festool Dust Extractor boom, but it's much less expensive and might serve until I can build my own out of PVC.

Some Makita old style systainer knock-offs and some Kaizen foam to organize them.  We'll see how that works.

A cheap sound meter off of Amazon.  I'm going to measure the sound of different tool combinations in my shop.  I'm still wondering if I can get away without ear protection for a CT 36 and ETS EC 150/3.

Some Mirka interface pads for my ETS.

Some quantum tilt out bin sets for small parts.
 
A couple of things much needed...
 

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This is my first full summer in my new shop.  I have 8" insulated walls.  The other day it was 87* outside, my shop was 74*, way too warm for my liking.  So today I picked up this window AC unit.  I was originally going to go all out with a Mitsubishi ductless wall mount AC unit.  But I'm gonna give this little guy a try before dropping the coin on the Mitsubishi unit.  This is a little big box store number that didn't break the bank.

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This past Saturday I visited my local woodworking store.  I don't know how, but the Bosch GTS1031 table saw found it's way into the bed of my truck..... [cool]

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Lastly, a while ago I received the Ultimate Dust Deputy from Toolnut. 

As of now, all three new items for my shop are STILL in the original boxes.  That will all change tomorrow morning. 
First I'll install the AC unit.  Second I'll set up the Bosch table saw and then I'll hook up the UDD to my CT26. 
All so I can start building a chicken coop !    [scared]
The chicken coop is not for me.  I'm actually gonna get paid for building something  [eek]  [eek]

Eric
 
 

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My new story pole tape measure from fastcap isn't terribly exciting, but it was on sale  [cool]
 
Uvex Goggle Visor (I found these particularly good to wear if you also use spectacles)
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Luchs polycrystalline diamond blade heading for the TSC55
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Stihl safety for my noggin on overhead branches
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Kev said:
Uvex Goggle Visor (I found these particularly good to wear if you also use spectacles)
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Luchs polycrystalline diamond blade heading for the TSC55
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very cool kev! some nice items everyone is posting here [tongue]
 
In keeping with my goal of learning the metric system myself and teaching my Son as well, tools that show both Metric and Imperial measurements:

1) Starrett C434ME-300 300 and 11-3/4" Combination Set with Square, Center and Reversible Protractor Head and Blade
http://www.starrett.com/metrology/product-detail/C434ME-300
 
2) Mitutoyo 500-197-30 Advanced Onsite Sensor (AOS) Absolute Scale Digital Caliper, 0 to 8"/0 to 200mm Measuring Range         
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3) Mitutoyo 950-300, Pocket Steel Rule, 6"/150mm (1/64"/1mm), 1/2" Wide, With Pocket Clip
http://www.use-enco.com/1/1/27424-950-300-mitutoyo-pocket-satin-chrome-eng-met-steel-rules.html 
 
[member=19691]Locky[/member] is to blame [wink]

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My 20 yr old Jet table saw's motor failed on me last Sunday. The SawStop was an unexpected but not unanticipated purchase that same day. The Jet would have been on it's third motor service. The added power, much improved dust collection and safety features drove the decision that I would not sink any more money into the Jet. I had considered the Jobsite model but stability and power won out over portability. A bonus was being able to use my cast iron router table on the new saw. The saw works great!
 

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So many contributions, great!  [eek] [eek] [eek]  [big grin] [big grin] [big grin]

Thanks for sharing all those awesome purchases!

Kind regards,
Oliver
 
Bought an inexpensive 8 1/2" blade for my Metabo SCMS intended to cut some 3/8" fiberglass fence rods for a break down drying rack.
 
What's the best day of the month? Snap-On Tool Truck day!!!  [scared] [scared]  [eek] [eek]  [big grin] [big grin]

Always happy when my buddy arrives with his truck.

Today he had for me:

SDM410         Set, Bit, Metric, (41 pcs)
AWSGM800 Set, Wrench, Metric, Hex, Combination T and L-Shape, Soft Grip, Blue Handle, 8 pcs. (2mm to 10mm)
AWSGT800 Set, Wrench, TORX®, Combination Tand L-Shape, Soft Grip, Green Handle, 8 pcs. (T10 to T45)

PTNDM4KA 4 pc Metric Magnetic Power Nut Setter Set (2x)
BTWOSK          5 pc Bit Miniature Ratcheting Handle Set (Blue-Point®)
106BTMXGLS    1/4" Drive Knurled Extension Set (1 1/4–11") (106BTMX) + 4 Glasses with Snap-On logos from '23, '48, '50 and '95.

MB5D              Bronze Injector Brush (Blue-Point®)
AC5C                Hand Scratch Brush (Blue-Point®)
VSG15T            FAST REL VISE GRIP 9LN

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Kind regards,
Oliver
 
Picked up a veritas honing guide. Very nice set up.

 

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