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$100 Challenge - WaterlooMarc - 12-24-2016
$100 gift card. What would pick up?
RE: $100 Challenge - jaustin - 12-24-2016
Amazon
RE: $100 Challenge - Steve N - 12-24-2016
$$$$$$ CASH $$$$$$
Is King. I think they still have those envelopes at the banks for free
RE: $100 Challenge - BloomingtonMike - 12-24-2016
Husky xact mats for truck.
RE: $100 Challenge - Duane N - 12-24-2016
If it can be converted to cash in some way I would donate it to the Disabled American Veterans.
RE: $100 Challenge - BrokenOlMarine - 12-24-2016
How to books of some sort, or videos of same. Can't work in the shop for a few more months, but reading about woodworking projects or techniques I can look forward to really helps pass the time while I heal. If I keep bugging the wife... I won't live to see spring!
RE: $100 Challenge - cvillewood - 12-24-2016
What's the question? OP, please reread your post and clarify.
RE: $100 Challenge - WaterlooMarc - 12-24-2016
Sorry, I was just curious what you would do if given a $100. To me it's a tough call. It's enough money that I feel compelled not to just spend it on consumables (glue, sandpaper etc.) yet it's not really enough to buy much with.
Sorry for the confusion.
RE: $100 Challenge - mdhills - 12-24-2016
Is this just for fun, or are you researching for yourself?
If looking to convert a $100 card/cash into a memorable tool gift, I'd try to choose a nice tool that would get used and remembered when it was:
- chisel (paring, fishtail, etc.)
- layout item (starrett double square or divider, woodpeckers something-or-other)
- LV or LN apron plane (or other block plane)
Key lumber for a small project is another idea.
Matthew
RE: $100 Challenge - toolmiser - 12-24-2016
I would buy something of high quality that might be handed down to a generation or two. Maybe from the Lee Valley catalog.