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TBman 12-18-2023 07:46 AM

What's the best gadget you ever bought?
 
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We have two of these. One lives in the garage, the other in the kitchen.

Saves our backs a bit.

FLRon 12-18-2023 07:50 AM

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Originally Posted by TBman (Post 7372647)
We have two of these. One lives in the garage, the other in the kitchen.

Saves our backs a bit.

I have one of those and it is a back saver. I need a new one though as I just broke mine. Regluing didn’t hold.

Jdogblues 12-18-2023 07:51 AM

Vidami pedal for transcribing on youtube.

xaxinojo 12-18-2023 08:39 AM

Lomi countertop composter

Mr. Jelly 12-18-2023 09:24 AM

I got mine when my mother passed away. Two of them. Thanks mom!

fazool 12-18-2023 09:38 AM

I will leave out expensive tech and such and just focus on the spirit of "gadget"


I have this great cell phone holder in my car that is also a wireless charger. I use that constantly.

Similarly I have these cheap USB watch chargers that stick out of my laptop and I can charge my smart watch on.

Power Pins makes a bridge pin puller I *LOVE* - used it last night on a stuck set of pins.

Comfort-wise I bought a "sleepband" which looks like an 80's workout headband but has two very flat speakers in it. I started enjoying quiet background noise or music while sleeping. Can also use as an eyemask if you need the darkness.

martingitdave 12-18-2023 09:46 AM

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Originally Posted by TBman (Post 7372647)
We have two of these. One lives in the garage, the other in the kitchen.

Saves our backs a bit.

Yeah, I think people of a certain age enjoy these. My wife and I are in denial. We only have one of them. :D

imwjl 12-18-2023 09:54 AM

A late model cell phone and minivan come to mind but might send the post in wrong directions.

Leatherman Skeletool is maybe a sleeper and under appreciated item in their lineup. It is light and strong with basics. Weight makes them competitive with smaller pocket-sized tools. The size and locking blade with mixed serrated type blade give it some serious others don't have.

You can get an optional bit driver kit, and there are different versions by color and metallurgy.

https://www.leatherman.com/dw/image/...ver-fanned.jpg

Lkristians 12-18-2023 10:37 AM

Not the greatest, but the latest...
 
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Flip top cans, bottles, jars, lids...works great!

jricc 12-18-2023 11:16 AM

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Originally Posted by martingitdave (Post 7372735)
Yeah, I think people of a certain age enjoy these. My wife and I are in denial. We only have one of them. :D

^^^^^^^:D:D:D

Jim Owen 12-18-2023 05:05 PM

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Whatever this is, I like it.

fitness1 12-18-2023 05:19 PM

I'm not a gadget guy - really only have what I absolutely need.

The first thing that came to my mind was a CD player in '82 :D

David Eastwood 12-18-2023 05:54 PM

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Flip top cans, bottles, jars, lids...works great!

I think I need one of these.

frankmcr 12-18-2023 05:56 PM

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Whatever this is, I like it.

Looks like that could do some damage.

Mandobart 12-18-2023 08:07 PM

Electric radiant floor heat in my basement and condo is pretty great in the winter.

My DC clamp-on ammeter is awesome for running down faults in cars, RV's, boats, motorcycles, etc.


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