Lost Tools?

-- It is common sense to take a method and try it. If it fails, admit it frankly and try another. But above all, try something. -- Franklin D. Roosevelt

:^P

GarageWoodworks wrote in news:GeqdnZqfCZiXpmfSnZ2dnUVZ snipped-for-privacy@northstate.net:

Now why did I bring the hammer into that utility closet anyway?

Puckdropper

Problem solved at my house. Kids are not allowed to remove tools from the shop.

GarageWoodworks wrote in news:GeqdnZqfCZiXpmfSnZ2dnUVZ snipped-for-privacy@northstate.net:

Now why did I bring the hammer into that utility closet anyway?

Puckdropper

That's not the same problem; you must be in your 30's or 40's.

In my shop, I can set something down right in front of me, look away, and look back, and I can't find it. That didn't happen when I was younger.

That's why I have attached a pencil to my safety glasses using a rare earth magnet. I use pen clips for the pencil and attached a mag to the frame.

Best thing I ever did. I always have a pencil handy now.

Now if I can > >