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I thought it was interesting when they stopped carrying handgun ammunition, but they still sell .22LR, currently one of the most popular handgun calibers...

I have made a few things with my lathe…

The small lathes can be very useful, you just have to stay within their limitations.

I have something similar at work… https://serverlift.com/data-center-lifts/sl-500x/

That state north of Ohio that starts with M?

Shadow box is a good idea.

I have a couple of variable speed (5K-30K) Dremel tools, both are equipped with a small Jacobs-type chuck. 0”-1/8” capacity.

I'm living in Marysville now, 30 minute commute to work in Columbus (near OSU campus).

If you can stand being a bit farther out, Knox county has basically zero building codes…

The Ryobi 18v digital inflator/gauge works great for me.

We went with these guys: https://trimlight.com/

There’s nothing wrong with a small lathe for making small parts.

Not in the garage, but at work. About a million years ago when dinosaurs ruled the earth and huge CRT monitors were all the rage… I was working on a Radius 21” monochrome display for a local company that did desktop publishing. Had the cover off and was doing screen adjustments with those...

Gun workbench...

I have tools from when Ryobi first started on the 18v line... and a ton of batteries

Me too. I have about 10 of the blue Ryobi tools and probably 20+ of the radioactive green ones. They all work great with the newer 18v batteries. I have about couple of 40v garden tools as well, the lawn mower is fantastic for my small yard.

Cargo net...

I've had the same Ridgid vacuum for 25 years, its a 2.5" hose and the replacement ones at HD still fit.

High end cat entertainment/exercise device. As an additional feature, cats that fail the test get vaporized? J/k