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Anonymous
01/19/26(Mon)02:53:33 No.2971713 Every time i buy a new tool i get a small rush of happiness but it is fleeting. Then shortly after i start looking for the next tool to buy. How do i overcome this? I really don't need any more tools at this point.
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Anonymous
01/19/26(Mon)02:59:04 No.2971714 >>2971713
Start buying pickups, trucks, tractors, machining equipment and other larger equipment? That's what I did...
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Anonymous
01/19/26(Mon)02:59:11 No.2971715 Yeah the dopamine rollercoaster is common and can be found in aspects of consumerism.
You're just gonna have to be a little down in the dumps for a while until your dopamine produce levels off again.
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Anonymous
01/19/26(Mon)08:14:25 No.2971759 realize that you're the tool
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Anonymous
01/19/26(Mon)10:55:38 No.2971769 >>2971714
And then you have to open a machine museum.
And then people start GIVING you machines, and you can hire people to help you repair and show other people the machines, and then after hours before you turn off the lights for the night you can bask in your thousands of machines and laugh at god
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Anonymous
01/19/26(Mon)11:01:21 No.2971772 I found the happiness of actually building something with said tools to be more durable.
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Anonymous
01/19/26(Mon)13:42:03 No.2971778 >>2971713
stop it
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Sieg
01/19/26(Mon)19:36:29 No.2971835 >>2971713
Build a machine shop the ability to produce anything you want is a soothing feeling when you’re in your underwear playing call of duty
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Anonymous
01/19/26(Mon)20:20:40 No.2971839 >>2971713
My problem is that i dont have space for any more tools :(
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Anonymous
01/19/26(Mon)22:22:46 No.2971862 >>2971839
use your tools to build more space to hold your tools.
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Anonymous
01/19/26(Mon)23:34:00 No.2971875 >>2971772
well i am a professional carpenter so i do use the tools pretty regularly
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Anonymous
01/20/26(Tue)00:04:25 No.2971878 >>2971713
Buying new stuff is always fun. Doesn't need to be tools. Toss some old crap in your place and buy new nicer ones. Thatll feel good
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Anonymous
01/20/26(Tue)02:58:02 No.2971915 >>2971769
I'm not quite to this point yet, but I have been given quite a bit of stuff over the years. I think most people are just glad it's not getting scrapped or re-sold...
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Anonymous
01/20/26(Tue)05:03:12 No.2971937 >>2971875
I want to make a giant jigsaw puzzle with pieces being around 6 inches to 3 inches square.
How can I do this with a jigsaw, drill, and miter saw?
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Anonymous
01/20/26(Tue)05:06:28 No.2971938 >>2971937
>choose puzzle image
>open in a design software
>expand to desired size
>apply jigsaw overlay
>number all the pieces
>print in sections
>cut out pieces
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Anonymous
01/20/26(Tue)05:09:41 No.2971939 >>2971938
That soulless slop
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Anonymous
01/20/26(Tue)05:20:42 No.2971940 >>2971939
soulless slop for a soulless /r/
