Foo - Power tools I own!

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http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.php/786397-Must-have-power-tools

Two table saws
Two compound miter saws
Three finish sanders
Two circular saws, one corded, one cordless
Two corded drill
Two routers
Four cordless drill
Three Drimels
One drill press
One band saw
One drum sander
One scroll saw
Four bench grinders
One power planer
One belt sander
One bench planer
Three Shop Vac's
Two saber saws
Two soldering pistol's
Two soldering irons
One heat gun
Four glue guns

I am sure I have missed a few, will add them as I think about it.

Added:

One electric chain saw.

Whatever you do, don't post your town or a picture of your house on here. You never know who is lurking and might needs some real cool tools.

One palm sander corded
One palm sander cordless
One circular saw, corded
One corded drill
One cordless drill
One Dremel
One Shop Vac
One chain saw
Two soldering iron
One heat gun
One glue gun
One jig saw cordless
One sawzall cordless

http://www.parktool.com/uploads/images/blog/repair_help/Di2_993.jpg
My power tool.

http://www.parktool.com/uploads/images/blog/repair_help/Di2_993.jpg
My power tool.

did you buy your bike from WonderWoman?

Whatever you do, don't post your town or a picture of your house on here. You never know who is lurking and might needs some real cool tools.

It all fits in a 12'X16' shop, with boat!

http://img27.imageshack.us/img27/7296/shop1j.jpg

I have a power drill, two soldering irons, a food processor and a blender

When I ran the local Soap Box Derby races, I kept all my tools low tech, screw drivers, wrenches and hand saws, instead of a power drill ,bits, sockets and a sabre saw. Never had a tool stolen and it proved that you could build a derby car without power tools.

From my experience, vintage bicycles are easier to restore than vintage woodworking equipment. Parts are equally expensive and difficult to find.

My newest vintage equipment is from 1967, a Delta drill press and the oldest is a 1938 band saw.

From my experience, vintage bicycles are easier to restore than vintage woodworking equipment. Parts are equally expensive and difficult to find.

My newest vintage equipment is from 1967, a Delta drill press and the oldest is a 1938 band saw.

One of my circular saws is a Craftsman from 1958 with case and instruction. My Dad's.
One Compound miter saw was my Granddad's, 1960, also Craftsman, all iron.
I have planes from the 1880's.
One table saw is also a Craftsman from 1960. Direct Drive, dead silent, very dangerous.
I have Granddad's power drill, 1948 Sunbeam Drill Master, I didn't count it as it is put up.
It works fine. I also have the instructions and parts list for it. A new armature is listed at
$1.25 and a completer set of gears is $.95. "Please include $.25 on all parts orders to cover
shipping and handling."

It would be easier to list the power tools I don't have.

It would be easier to list the power tools I don't have.
Same here I have so many I would have to break them down into categories

Air
Cordless
Power
Wood working
Welding
Agriculture
Portable
Fabrication

Air tools is another whole thing, didn't list them.

Die grinders, two
1/2, 3/8, 1/4 impacts.
1/4, 3/8 air ratchets
Blast cabinet

dremel
orbital reciprocating saw (B&D)
orbital sander (ryobi corner cat)
drill (off-brand, chuck is messed up from too much concrete drilling, but works OK)

don't have room for much else. Sometimes I borrow a circular saw from a dude down the street.

Reference to;

http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.php/786397-Must-have-power-tools

Two table saws
Two compound miter saws
Three finish sanders
Two circular saws, one corded, one cordless
Two corded drill
Two routers
Four cordless drill
Three Drimels
One drill press
One band saw
One drum sander
One scroll saw
Four bench grinders
One power planer
One belt sander
One bench planer
Three Shop Vac's
Two saber saws
Two soldering pistol's
Two soldering irons
One heat gun
Four glue guns

I am sure I have missed a few, will add them as I think about it.

Added:

One electric chain saw.

Not a bad collection for an amateur.

Let me think about what I have:
1 DeWalt cordless drill
1 DeWalt cordless impact driver
1 DeWalt cordless recip saw
1 DeWalt palm sander
1 Dewalt light
1 Dewalt notetaker saw
1 dewalt vsr/hammer drill
1 ryobi table saw
1 HFT angle grinder
1 electric chainsaw(found in attic)
1 HFT crappy drill
1 HFT air compressor
1 brad nailer

And I am about to order a Dewalt router.