If indeed Santa existed, what tool would you most like him to bring you?
If indeed Santa existed, what tool would you most like him to bring you?
A shop elf who works nights, cleaning up my mess, putting away tools, sharpening plane blades etc................Rod
The #1 tool related item I would ask for is a tool cabinet for my mechanic tools and related items in my garage. I've got a line on a Lista cabinet cheap, but if that falls through I might build my own from wood.
The shop elf would really be handy...but a Delta/Rockwell drill press from the 50's to match my jointer would be great.
Somehow, I am wanting to have a radial arm saw with a nice fence with stop, for crosscuts and dados.
Last edited by Keith Outten; 12-23-2012 at 11:21 AM. Reason: sp
a cnc machine would be nice
I have two. In order: 1 An oscillating belt sander, maybe the little benchtop Ridgid that doubles as a spindle sander. 2 A bench top mortiser with nice chisels and tools to sharpen the chisels. (Watched a cool video on the Woodwhisperer this am on setting up and maintaining mortisers. Jim.
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A top of the line, fully hydraulic, portable sawmill.
A band saw for sure.
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Gordon
Either a much better band saw than the little wimp now in my shop or a new lathe.
Other than that a $20,000 gift certificate from Lee Valley or Lie-Nielson would be fine. Or maybe one from each.
Merry Christmas to all and a spectacularly fantastic Happy New Year.
jtk
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I'm w/ MK --- I'll be getting a Shapeoko kit in January, using money from a freelance project and my in-law's Christmas gift.
You guys are kidding, Santa does exist. I have a little girl here waiting for real reindeer to eat the food she left out for them.