Hallelujah!
The Craftsman loot! Beer was on me, in celebration of the aforementioned loot!
Thanks to a very generous Craftsman tool donation, the last Community Glue Workshop repair clinic involved some pretty sweet tool bags filled with the kinds of tools we use most when repairing:
Digital multimeters (batter testers)
(Very attractive!) utility knives
Beyond these tools, we generally use a lot of glue (all glues are not created equally, btw, and Super Glue truly is a miracle), screws and nuts, sewing needles and machines, and some bike repair tools. We also get creative and bust out a few other random items because lord knows we can’t predict 90% of the things that come through the door. Of course, that’s half the fun.
Happy Brian checking out the spoils.
Rachel, even more excited. This made me wish we could have given her a car.
Ally doing lamp repair with a precision screwdriver, pliers, and a tremendous amount of patience.
Stu testing some batteries.
Fred fixes a flat, pretty much ever clinic this happens. He’s fixed two of mine and it’s not even winter.
Record player diagnosis. Not a belt issue, not an electronic issue, looking like a new needle is needed (bowing for alliteration).
Becky’s first electronic toothbrush battery removal. The end had to be twisted and pried with small screw driver and the new battery will require soldering. Yeah, who knew?
Non-Craftsman muffin donation. Yessssssss.
If you’re in the Chicago area, come check out the next clinic!
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