Make every bandsaw cut count. The Bandsaw Buddy removes the guesswork, keeping your cuts straight, consistent, and repeatable with minimal setup. Once you’ve used it, you’ll wonder how you ever trusted your eye alone.

My favourite tape measure of all time. Inbuilt marking gauge, diameter measurer, and internal measurer. All in a nice compact housing.

In addition to being my 'everything bin' I often dump chippings from my extractor into this and bag them up using wheelie bin liners. Which saves me from needing to buy as many expensive, heavy duty extractor bags.

Attaches to the bottom of the workshop bin to make it mobile. A very helpful addition!

Such a helpful little tool. The off centre collet is a gamechanger.

The best book on building workbenches. It will make you realise just how inadequate yours actually is.

One of the best investments I made for our workshop. You don't get a more comfy, stable and well buiilt chair than this. Sealey really knocked it out thhe park with this one.

If you find yourself mixing small amounts of epoxy regularly, or you're constantly looking for containers to pour finish into instead of leaving the tin open, these mouthwash cups are lifesavers.

Great for using as mixing sticks in combination with piss cups. You can also snnip them in half with pliers, making a very good glue spreader!

If you find yourself mixing epoxy semi regularly, these epoxy pumps make the measuring process foolproof. Just make sure not to store them in the cold as they will crystallise and clog!

An idea I got from Marc Spagnuolo (Wood Whisperer). This door mat is an incredible surface for sanding components on. It grips your work without damaging it, doesn't slide across the workbench, and is very easy to roll up and store away. Great idea!

The biggest gamechanger for our workshop. Nothing is better at making jigs, custom holders, or replacement parts than this thing. While we run machines 5 times the price of this, this one is more than capable for most small workshops.

A selection of my favourite tapes for the workshop. In fact I love them so much that we've started stocking them!

If you have a workshop in a shed or garage without running water, this will be one of the best purchases you make in a long time. Just a heads up, it's not great to drink from. It makes all your water taste of silicon!

We've had foam based anti-fatigue matting in the past. But it had poor grip, fell apart easily, and couldn't be easily moved for cleaning. We found these rubber mats to be robust, cost effective, and fit for purpose.

Every workshop needs a bit of blue roll because it goes very a long way for such a low cost. I often use it for cleannig and applying finish to workshop furniture and low cost items.

While not as convenient as wipes, it goes a very long way and is good at getting all sorts of dirt and grime off your hands. Particularly oils that remain sticky even after warm water and soap!

Great for applying even coats of finish on smaller items. We also use these for spreading glue on our 3D Printer build plates for preventing adhesion issues.

I use this brush for cleaning internal corners of assemblies prior to finishing, and for getting dust off the plane frog before putting in the blade. A very helpful thing to have to hand!

These battery powered lights are very good at illuminating your work without trailing cables everywhere. I also use them for filming to ensure everything is well let.

This light stand has all sorts of adjustments on it making it positionable in just about any place you need it. I will admit it taks a bit of getting used to adjusting it though!

Batteries for the cordleess workshop light. Neewer is a reputable brand that we use alot. But care should still be taken leaving betteries charging unattended in workshops.

This pack of 4 grits ranges from coarse pads that I use scrubbing down machine beds that have got surface rust on them, all the way to fine pads that can be used for cutting back between finishes.