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Moglice https://moglice.com/index.html This is what is used in the machine shop and maintenance repair world. Easy application that can be flat filed easily. Very nice folks too. Also, Devcon makes similar products.

It's made in our shop using 1/4" aluminum with 8-32 holes spaced 1" apart. Sockets are mounted on Olsa socket rails screwed to the plate.

Mag base and indicator

I'm a fan of the traditional hard handle but I can confirm the new style handle on the 100 tooth is pretty awesome. Not gooey and hard to clean like the soft handles.

Race Ramp Step Nothing better. Just wish I could afford more of them.

Perhaps a swing out mount on the crossrail that you can lock in place?

Looks like a tool post grinder for a lathe.

In our machine shop where hole diameter tolerances need to be held close, this is he fastest, easiest and most accurate grinder for drills 1/2" and below. We use for 135 degree points as well. For sharpening on a bench grinder, we typically use this gauge.

I'm just a former mechanic who is a machinist now, not a hand tool engineer nor a metallurgist. I have though machined Snap On and other domestic brand impact sockets without difficulty for aerospace customers to make special AN spanner sockets. Snap On chrome sockets are more difficult to...

I would think Snap On chrome sockets are a nickel alloy but impact sockets are 4140 for higher ductility. Basically the material is not as hard for impact sockets so they don't crack. So both are right

https://www.nortonabrasives.com/en-us/product/norbide-norbide-boron-carbide-type-54-dressing-stick My preference. Easy to use and lasts a lifetime.

Continental Gorilla hose formerly known as Goodyear Gorilla is the best bar none. Used in our machine shop for years. Lasts longer than any hose we have ever used. Resistant to oil, metal chips and being run over by forklifts. 500 psi rated.

Ancra is the aircraft and trucking industry standard for 2" and 3". Erickson 01330 1-1/2" straps are nice for lighter loads

At least they are double ended so you only have to buy half as many.

I'm a machinist by trade. Fowler Ultra-Cal IV is reliable and can be zeroed with the same thumb you adjust with. Digital calipers that have the zero button on top by the display are of no use to me when I'm holding the part in one hand and measuring with the other...

Google gear cutting shops in your area. Probably not cheap though.

Carbide micro boring tool used in a lathe. Unless it is a threading bar. Can't tell conclusively from the angle and quality of the pics.