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Daddy's Dream · 25-04-2008, 00:36

I borrowed the original list from another Forum. But it seems to be the best list I've seen so far. I added a little to it.

STILL ON MY LUST LIST
Head lamp

Wood Files

Protractor

Small label maker

Small butane torch

Knee pads

Stuffing box wrench x 2

New soldering gun

NEEDED, BUT CAN WAIT UNTIL I GET THE BOAT
Bosun chair or mast climber

Quality Oil filter wrench

Small fluid transfer pump, (I hear a turkey baster works very well).

Small vise.

Stand alone plug in drill for the heavy duty jobs

HAVE
Vice Grips, one big, one small one with long nose.

C Clamps.

Good Screwdriver/Multi driver set

Multi meter.

Screw extractor set.

Bolt extractor set.

Wire strippers.

Crimpers.

Electric tools. I have an 18V battery set which has sander, jig saw, flashlight, and multispeed drill.

Jig saw, plug in type.

Spade bits and normal bits.

Swivel joints

Measuring devices (tape measure, calipers, protractor)

Dremel with all the accessories and attachments except the drill press or the router.

Small tap and die set.

Hole saw set.

Wrenches, both metric and standard.

Pipe wrench Small & large

Cresent wrench. Small & large.

Ratchet set 1/4, 3/8 and 1/2 drive, including various sizes of extensions, and swivel joints.

Pliers, long nose, needle nose and regular.

Side cutters.

Heavy duty scissors.

Small vise.

Hacksaw, small handsaw, and coping saw.

Grabber. Small flex device with a plunger activated claws which can grab that one of bolt which you dropped into the bilge just out of reach of your fingers. Magnetic ones don't work.

Soldering Pencil.

Good Quality sharp knife

Razor blade knife

Razor blade scrapper.

Nut splitter for striped nuts.

Fish tape 1/8" x 30', (for pulling wires).

A nice multimeter and two cheaper ones.

Metal files

Jewelers tools.

A belt sander, (3" x 15").

One disc sanders, (for electric drill)

Pipe/tube cutter

I'm sure someone here will let me know if I left anything out.

25-04-2008, 00:36	#5
Daddy's Dream Registered User Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Charleston, WV Posts: 173	Tools Tools & More Tools, one can never have enough! I borrowed the original list from another Forum. But it seems to be the best list I've seen so far. I added a little to it. STILL ON MY LUST LIST Head lamp Wood Files Protractor Small label maker Small butane torch Knee pads Stuffing box wrench x 2 New soldering gun NEEDED, BUT CAN WAIT UNTIL I GET THE BOAT Bosun chair or mast climber Quality Oil filter wrench Small fluid transfer pump, (I hear a turkey baster works very well). Small vise. Stand alone plug in drill for the heavy duty jobs HAVE Vice Grips, one big, one small one with long nose. C Clamps. Good Screwdriver/Multi driver set Multi meter. Screw extractor set. Bolt extractor set. Wire strippers. Crimpers. Electric tools. I have an 18V battery set which has sander, jig saw, flashlight, and multispeed drill. Jig saw, plug in type. Spade bits and normal bits. Swivel joints Measuring devices (tape measure, calipers, protractor) Dremel with all the accessories and attachments except the drill press or the router. Small tap and die set. Hole saw set. Wrenches, both metric and standard. Pipe wrench Small & large Cresent wrench. Small & large. Ratchet set 1/4, 3/8 and 1/2 drive, including various sizes of extensions, and swivel joints. Pliers, long nose, needle nose and regular. Side cutters. Heavy duty scissors. Small vise. Hacksaw, small handsaw, and coping saw. Grabber. Small flex device with a plunger activated claws which can grab that one of bolt which you dropped into the bilge just out of reach of your fingers. Magnetic ones don't work. Soldering Pencil. Good Quality sharp knife Razor blade knife Razor blade scrapper. Nut splitter for striped nuts. Fish tape 1/8" x 30', (for pulling wires). A nice multimeter and two cheaper ones. Metal files Jewelers tools. A belt sander, (3" x 15"). One disc sanders, (for electric drill) Pipe/tube cutter I'm sure someone here will let me know if I left anything out.