Compressor: Ah, such a glorious piece of equipment; it used to be Chris' but it didn't work so I jumped for it. After some service and some oil it runes well. I also added a filter, regulator, and lubricator, an upgraded the cord to 20 amps. Off with the belt guard too!

Wire Feed Welder: This one I got at a pawnshop for $115, that’s a good deal, saved about $80. It was so easy to fix it wasn't even funny; just a loose contact in the gun. It's a Campbell Hausfield Flux Core 80. I may put in a MIG upgrade kit later if I see fit.

Oxy-Torch: I'm quite fond of this one, and of Roberts Oxygen who supply me with gas. It rips through metal.

Angle Grinder:This one is great and very useful. Especially the wire brush attachment. It's a DeWalt 4-1/2 angle grinder.

Drill, Staple gun, Circular Saw: Just your run-of-the-mill tools. The staple gun is particularly menacing.

Metal Cutting Band Saw:This is a awesome tool, it cuts through metal with ease and can be converted to a horizontal position. I built a cool lubrication system for it. I'll put plans up latter. It is a Grizzly band saw.

Scroll Saw: I am surprised at the power of this delta 15" scroll saw. I cut lots of stuff, even steel for a while.

File Set:This is very handy, and cheap $10 at Home Depot. It's essential for smoothing out cuts and custom shaping.

Drill Press: This is a Delta 12" it is a nice tool, and will last me until I get a milling machine. Very solid, and works nicely with cobalt drill bits.

Massive Mechanics Tool Set:This is a bad ass tool set; 254 pieces, some ungodly number of sockets and some other great stuff. It is very useful.

Well those were the big tools, below are some general images.