Over the years I have found low-cost tools/equipment/software that have been extremely useful.?ÿ?ÿ
Does anyone out there have the names of any that they would like to share?
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And a good sharpshooter.
N
A monocular and a cheap Bosch distance meter in 10ths
Hori hori knife
Hand pruners
laser measurer
folding ruler
Folding compact mirror.?ÿ Great for reflecting sunlight down into a handwell,?ÿ or for looking at the bubble when you set the rod up too high. Craft sticks painted pink for targets. Masking tape to hold the sticks at a building corner. Same with little blocks of wood. One step plastic folding stool. Takes up almost no room but perfect when you need to reach a little higher.
ear phones for metal detector for both hard of hearing and when working next to a busy roadway?ÿ
google maps to help find the project and google earth to give you a heads up if wooded or open
good contacts list with phone numbers to call to help resolve issues in real time (phone is extra)
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Masking tape to hold the sticks at a building corner.?ÿ
Bruce, You lost me here??? ?????ÿ
@flga-2-2 I think maybe for reflector-less TS shots, maybe?
@flga-2-2 I think maybe for reflector-less TS shots, maybe?
I always assume a building corner is for stake out or a foundation location aka: that "not thinking outside the box" perception. So I am probably asking the wrong question....?????ÿ
A pinch of DOT tape.
Nate
Pair of drug store glasses.
A Turtle.
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A folding pruning saw works great for clearing line and is often faster than a machete.
Turkey baster
Turkey baster
Add to that a few rags, a sponge, a 1 pint plastic cup, and a 2 gallon bucket and you have a mon well cleaning kit.
