If your shop was already well equipped and you had $350 what would you buy?

Lumber…

Electricity to run the AC.

-- It's not a mistake it's a design opportunity

+1 lumber.

time? (paying somebody for a work you don’t like to do yourself).

-- Sylvain, Brussels, Belgium, Europe - The more I learn, the more there is to learn

Jelly beans!

Mentioned above….lumber!

-- Our village hasn't lost it's idiot, he was elected to congress.

I’d save the 350 until I had a need for something. I’ve never been one to have money burn a hole in my pocket as the old saying goes.

-- Alaskan's for Global warming!

Lumber, AND the hardware needed….

-- A Planer? I'M the planer, this is what I use

Better dust collection… wait. I’ve already done that and it’s mediocre. I’ll need at least 1500 more to get some decent suction and collection….

-- The smell of wood, coffee in the cup, the wife let's me do my thing, the lake is peaceful.

Not that I can really imagine my shop being well equipped, but if it were I’d put the $350 in the bank and let it get spent on something else :)

If the shop was already well equipped I’d blow that $350 on a Holosun 510C red dot optic. Assuming we are talking about shops I would probably spend it on lumber and hardware like drawer slides, hinges, etc.

spend it on that tool you said that you’d never buy nor needed cause you can do it in another manner, splurge, be frivolous , spend it for a good time in the shop. can’t take it with you, might as well enjoy that 350 beyond the dreams
best
rj in az

-- Living the dream

Box of Cuban Cigars or a Castello pipe.

beer

Wood for projects.

-- "It is the job of the woodworker to hide his mistakes and keep a tight set of lips about them!"--Chuck

A nice gift for or time with the wife for not complaining much when I want or need a new or used tool or machine. (She let me detour our trip home from Florida to Illinois by way of North Carolina to buy a used molding machine. ) ( W & H).