Hello everyone! We are thrilled to announce a giveaway for a $50 Amazon e-gift card!
To enter, simply reply to this thread with your response to the following question:
How would you spend a $50 Amazon gift card?
To be entered in the drawing you will need to provide direct links to the products on your list in order for your post to be considered!
On July 1st we will do a random drawing to select the winner. The winner will have a few days to message this account with their information (following the announcement) or another random winner will be selected.
Let us know what you would purchase if given the $50 Amazon e-Gift Card! Head to amazon.com to get started!
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The Amazon Gift cards can only be used for North American Amazon purchases. Responses to this thread should be limited to entering the giveaway.
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My Wife keeps telling me we have money to buy the things I'd like to have for my hobbies. My direct deposit from work goes into the bank, and she handles our finances. I honestly can't even tell you what we have in the bank. She's very good with our money. But I feel "guilty" buying stuff for myself. With a gift card, I'd buy some replacement blades for saws, or sandpaper for disc and belt sanders. There are several little bits and pieces I just can't bring myself to buy, when the existing one works "well enough".
I purchased a small lathe last year that had a broken power supply, which I replaced with an adjustable bench top power supply I typically use with my various electronic projects. I would really like to buy a dedicated power supply for the lathe, such as this one from Amazon: DC Power Supply
I have also been considering ordering a manual for my JTS-10 table saw: Table Saw Manual
Buy WEN 1320 lbs. Capacity 18 in. x 30 in. Hardwood Furniture Moving Dolly, Two Pack: Everything Else - Amazon.com ✓ FREE DELIVERY possible on eligible purchases
Starrett Hinge Locating Automatic Center Punch with Adjustable Stroke - 125mm Length, 16mm Diameter Tapered Point - 819: Hand Tool Center Punches: Amazon.com: Tools & Home Improvement
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Starrett 819 Hinge-Locating Automatic Center Punch With Adjustable Stroke, 5" Length, 5/8" Diameter
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Being new to woodworking and shopsmith lathe tooling is getting expensive quickly.
Here is what I would purchase with a $50.00 gft card
12" 6040 Nova Cole Jaws WITH Nova 6030 HD Workholding kit https://a.co/d/3AZadrD
Amazon.com: 3/4” x 2” x 24” Combo of 5 Walnut 5 Cherry and 5 Hard Maple - 15 Boards per Pack : Tools & Home Improvement
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I never can have enough hardwood to create something with. I retired about a year ago and finally, I have the time to really enjoy something. I started out cutting dovetails by hand and then started making boxes. I moved on to end-grain cutting boards and I want to start making furniture. I also took up woodcarving, I enjoy making things.
https://www.amazon.com/SUIZAN-hand-plane-50mm/dp/B0764FXQYV?ref_=ast_sto_dp
These Japanese wood planes seem simple but create a very nice finish and will make paper thin curls. I bought the smallest one and figured it would be a novelty at $22. Turns out the very sharp little devil worked better than most block planes. They work on the pull stroke.
So many good ideas in the other posts. For me I would love to have a cordless router. When routing larger panels or cabinets the cord can be a hinderance and a distraction. I would like to get the DEWALT 20V Max XR Cordless Router. The link for the Amazon page is:
I know! A new set of legs! Surgery in February pretty much ruined the strength of my legs, some kind of neurological damage I guess.
I haven't been able to do much of anything in my shop since then. I'm considering selling off my shop, but I haven't decided.
I can walk and even stand, but I never know when the nerves and muscles will crap out and face plant me into the shop floor.
Heck of it is right after surgery and before it too I spent about $800 for new tools and such. I have a brand new drill press I can't even move..
Oh well.. I keep hoping it'll resolve itself..
I kind of doubt new legs are available on Amazon for a mere 50 bucks, but that's my 2 cents worth..
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On July 1st we will do a random drawing to select the winner. The winner will have a few days to message this account with their information (following the announcement) or another random winner will be selected.
OK, who won this contest? And what is the procedure for the "random" drawing, names in a hat? lottery type drop balls? computerized program?
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