Must Have Shop Items
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Greenland South
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A real comfy moaning chair. For those times you need to sit back and take stock of your current project. When I built my cedar strip freighter canoe, I used mine a lot.
Diggin It
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Has anybody mentioned First Aid stuff yet?
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Nope.... worst part about that is: I am a paramedic.... there is not one band-aide in my shop.... go figure.
I think if I got that hurt a band-aide or first aid kit is not going to help anyway....
Diggin It
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^^ Maybe a container to toss your finger(s) in?
Adding to the list
Added AC to my shop to keep summer humidity away from tools and equipment. Then discovered I liked it.
Curse words are classified as technical terms in my shop. Used liberally as needed.
After re-arranging shop and tools I labelled drawers and bins to be able to find what I need. Downside is my son and others can also find things.
Safety equipment is in abundance and used. Glasses, ear plug, gloves, face masks, lockout/tagout, etc. On client sites I keep telling folks "Everyone needs ability to count to 10 at end of the day". In non-mixed groups the number goes up to 21.
Good portable lighting. Getting old has gathered a bunch of foam pads for kneeling, etc. Paper, pens and markers are needed memory extension tools.
Added AC to my shop to keep summer humidity away from tools and equipment. Then discovered I liked it.
Curse words are classified as technical terms in my shop. Used liberally as needed.
After re-arranging shop and tools I labelled drawers and bins to be able to find what I need. Downside is my son and others can also find things.
Safety equipment is in abundance and used. Glasses, ear plug, gloves, face masks, lockout/tagout, etc. On client sites I keep telling folks "Everyone needs ability to count to 10 at end of the day". In non-mixed groups the number goes up to 21.
Good portable lighting. Getting old has gathered a bunch of foam pads for kneeling, etc. Paper, pens and markers are needed memory extension tools.
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Not certain, but an important one!
Eye wash stations in my small outer office
and parts room. (Dollar store mirror to accompany it.). I like to keep them somewhere handy but also relatively clean and out of harms way.
30 year old First Aid Kit for which I will need to build a new small easy to open container as this one is UV’ed out.
Keeping these accessible and well stocked will hopefully lessen your chances of ever needing them.
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Moaning chair! How apropos! I love it.
I use mine all the time. It was another of my dumpster finds. Only needed a little duct tape.
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Fire extinguishers at exits.
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I think my first aid will come from my dog licking my face when I’m down....
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Hey, then you could end up with an assistant, in case you need a hand:
LOL
There is someTHING familiar about that pic.
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About 15years ago... the last time I sprained my ankle, I was at my niece's house and her bulldog came over to me and licked my left ankle for a good 30 minutes. Not my right, but my left sprained ankle. I don't know how he knew and I don't know if it helped but it sure felt good at the time!I truly believe in the healing properties of a dogs saliva.
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My shop dog is very attentive to me. If I have a cut or scrape on my hand and pet him, he'll always want to lick the wound. Now that might be that's he's drawn to the smell of blood. But he acts like it's a sympathetic and helpful gesture.
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So. We need to add SHOP DOG to the list. 
