CameronSS's Convertible Cross-Campus Cloister

Step 4: The Bottom

This is the home of the heavy stuff, and space is tight. The spread-out picture is a poorly-edited composite because the desk wasn't big enough, see full image here. Loads of stuff in here:

• Clamp-on vise, can attach to the edge of the desk.
• Thin baling wire. This stuff fixes everything duct tape can't. Particularly toilets that your suitemate can break better than he can fix.
• Thin hanging wire. Great for hanging things from the suspended ceiling grid.
• Paint scraper -- razor blade on a big handle
• Universal power adapter with a dozen tips, fits almost everything and goes from 1.5V to 12V.
• Little jar of 1/2" stainless sheet metal screws, these little guys are handy
• US/metric hex key set in sleeve, 1/16" to 1/4" by 1/64s and 1.5mm to 10mm by .5mm.
• Precision/jewelers' flathead and Phillips screwdrivers. The cheap ones but they work.
• 100-piece security bit set. The bit I need to take apart the electronic door locks is in there...
• 26-piece ratcheting screwdriver set, with Phillips/flathead, star, and socket bits. Also works on the security bits.
• Bazillion-function gauge
• Two-part epoxy with little plastic tubs to mix it in
• 1/2" countersink bit
• Matchbook
• Automatic wire strippers
• Third hand tool with the stupid bulky magnifying glass removed
• Homemade 1.5V-12V variable power supply, uses a LM317T regulator.
• BK 2704B multimeter
• Needle and hook leads for the two previous
• Seal-All tube. Stuff sticks about anything to about anything.
• Kite string, for general tying purposes.
• Safety glasses
• Syringe of Browning gun oil. Very handy for applying light oil to particular points
• WD-40 pen. It's the perfect size for a tool kit like this.
• Smallish and largeish zip ties
• Bottles of rubbing alcohol and trichloroethane. If the first won't take it off the second one probably will.
• Large rat-tail file, split-loom tubing to protect it
• Large 10" flat file, in plastic sleeve to protect it.
• Gritty cut-through-anything blade on coping saw frame
• Hacksaw on a compact handle.
• New #2 Phillips, in case I need a perfect fit
• Flat scraper (more razorness)