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Curious how many of you guys build your own tools - be it for saw work or other? This thread is a place to post up your creations and share your inventions with others.

They say necessity is the mother of invention.

I needed a tool to remove some rubber anti-vibe bushings. I think I could have bought one, but I didn't want to hunt one down and wait for it to arrive in the mail. So, I took an old collet wrench I had laying around and got busy with my 4-1/2" grinder.

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Mission accomplished!
 

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The list is long,a few .Circlip installers ,seal drivers,Stihl flywheel removal tool from a metric hydraulic bango fittings .Removable nylon arbors with a 1" steel shaft to turn down cylinders .Several pin spanner wrenchs for removing odd ball clutchs-----I could fill the page up .

None saw related ,a worm gear wheel on an engine lathe,that was tricky but simple .A power roller to close standing seam roofing .A set of cones to turn front wheel drum brakes.A double cutter to cut disc brakes ..I'll stop there before somebody gets the idea I'm boasting
 

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Home made splitter I built!
 

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Didn't won't to show this but why not.went to Carquest and got this drain plug by Dorman part number 090-099 26mm x 1.5 drilled the center and welded a 1/2 nut to the drain plug and put 1/2 bolt in it. Forgive me for the weld seems the nozzle on the mig up and walked off lol.less than $5
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I love all of it. I'm a fan of make it yourself.

I'm a poor person and I'll build every tool I can and I like seeing you guys do the same.
Agreed. I'm poor and cheap. I'll be damned if I'd pay 100 bucks or even 10 for something that I can bang out in a hour.
 

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Didn't won't to show this but why not.went to Carquest and got this drain plug by Dorman part number 090-099 26mm x 1.5 drilled the center and welded a 1/2 nut to the drain plug and put 1/2 bolt in it. Forgive me for the weld seems the nozzle on the mig up and walked off lol.less than $5
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Forgive me, what so you use it for?
 
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