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Steinel was my choice. mine is the variable temp on the LCD model with 2 fan speeds.

Got some home brew kolsch bottled up

I didn't see any mention of it in your original post or any replies but have you run any 20A or maybe higher 220V supplies anywhere? If you don't have a layout for larger machinery yet maybe just a few distributed throughout. Air lines plumbed in the walls?

Ernst for me. more has been added and the layout has changed since this pic but you get the idea

Just placed an order for my first PB Swiss tools (excluding the bottle opener). Ended up with the swissgrip Torx screwdriver set and a set of metric nut drivers.

No assembled photos but this is my Record no.5 next to my son's Woden #3. I blasted both of them down then sprayed em with industrial primer and top coat.

I just started a new job doing Technical design and service at a company that builds and imports equipment for the beer and wine making industry. I may be working on a piece of grape processing equipment, electrical panel, brewhouse, or eventually doing a bit of TIG welding. My job is mostly in...

Thanks all for your suggestions. I thought about doing a pencil case or something similar but would like things to stay a bit more organized. I will probably add some more small tools like picks, electronics screwdrivers etc. I think the MB and CP will be too big for what I'm looking for. I am...

I love the feel of the Proto black oxide ratchets, extensions, and wrenches I have.

That would be my suggestion. I have the old makita 12V max with the stick batteries that I use constantly in the shop. I also have the 18V LXT system with a good number of tools. I think the downfall to the 18V subcompact is the battery size.

Makita 12V brushless is out of the equation?

I should add I want to be able to store it in one of the outer pockets ideally

I'm looking for a solution for storing some small tools in my mobile service bag. Stuff like this: It will get stored in a Husky 22" rolling tool tote and inside: I'm currently contemplating between a small tool roll like the Dickies and an organizer like this Maxpedition I will probably...

And inside them

Started a new job 3 months ago managing the technical office in a company that builds and supplies equipment to the beer and wine industry. I'm mostly in an office now but I do some specialized site visits and project management type work. Got myself a veto MCT for a compact technician's bag...

I've been using that tool aid crimped for a good 8 years now and it has been great for the money!

Went with a winch mounted on the tongue for mine. This is just the mock-up pic, i added supports laterally as well. This is the roller guide/fairlead from the other side:

Gransfors Bruks if you can stomach the price. I have the small forest axe and it is just awesome for canoe trips. I also have the mini-hatchet that kinda looks like a toy but is awesome for getting a fire going when backpacking if you know how to properly use it.

I went smooth side "in" (ie. showing) as well. Primed with SW exterior oil based wood primer, caulked the seams, and then top coated with SW shercryl high performance acrylic (water based) in a gloss finish. Primed: Top coated:

I like SW paint products so my choices would be: water based: Duration exterior Oil: Industrial Urethane alkyd enamel (may need an industrial/contractor account to get it) Better oil: Acrylon 218 2-part polyurethane Note: I've used all three but always sprayed with either a cheap king HVLP gun...