This is the respirator I wear everyday. Filters are widely available and so are parts that deteriorate over time. The only problem I have had is the rubber strapping I feel like wears out quickly and has to be replaced.
These are the filters I use on my respirator. They are a little more expensive than others, but they completely eliminate the G10 smell when grinding for prolonged periods. I think they are worth the extra expense.
I purchase this cyclone kit for my sandblaster and it has been awesome. It was super easy to put together and helps to keep the cabinet so very clear so you can see what you are working on.
I have 2 of these bench top drill presses in my shop. Having the variable speed option, I actually adjust the speed of my bit accordingly since it is so fast to change speeds. On my larger Jet floor standing drill press, it pretty much stays on one speed because changing the belts around is a big pain. If you get a variable speed drill press, I don’t think you will regret the decision.
I purchased one of these vises in 2016 and it has been one of my biggest go to tools! I love that it has a wide jaw, it is able to spin for different angles, and hold large round tube when needed. A great vise for someone starting out that doesn’t brake the bank too bad for how much steel is there.
I have not found a 5″ version of these that is made to this quality. These are a harder urethane material that is great for holding all sorts of things.
I have 20 of these 8ft lights in my workshop. They are really easy to mount, and hook up to outlets or even directly hooking them up.
I use this for all sorts of things around the house, soldering copper pipe to torching carbide straightening hammer handles. This thing is a must for the shop!
This little air compressor is amazing in a small workshop. When it says “Ultra Quiet” it is really amazing how much quieter it is compared to other compressors. I love the horizontal one because I can have it under my workbench and it be fine.
If you have a shop, the chances of needing to mount something to the wall is pretty high. This level is great with having sliders to mark your locations.
For times when you need to mark something longer than a standard level can do, this is a great tool!
Sharpening small drill bits is a pain, this helps to make them perfect! The bits we use are expensive, get the most you can out of them!
I use this all the time for prepping larger sheets of liner material and sheet goods. It is also my go to sander when doing woodworking projects in the shop too.
If you ever decide to make a cross cut sled, do yourself a favor and just get this kit!
Use this on wrapping stainless steel knives when heat treating under 2000°F.