Homemade “wonder pup”

[Jon]

Congratulations morsa - your Wonder Pup is the Tool of the Week!

Other nice entries included a Disc Sander by Ed., a Small Lathe Chuck Adapter Plate and Arbor by jjr2001, a Tailstock Die Holder by mattthemuppet, this clever Portable Magnetic Tool Light by jjr2001, and a unique Animal-Drawn Planting Machine by wanqare.

Ultimately it's the iteration on this tool that made it stand apart - hat tip to mklotz for his multiple recommendations

Very interesting win. This is a good example of posting a tool as soon as it's "postable", but not necessarily perfect, and incorporating feedback to fuel the further improvement of the tool. This looks like a veritable DIY "soft skill". Another person adept at this technique is rendoman, with his posts in the Tools in Progress subforum.

This is your second win, so you'll be receiving a $25 online gift card, in your choice of Amazon, PayPal, Giftrocket, or bitcoin. Please PM me your current payment email address and gift card choice and I'll get it sent over right away.

Here's your previous winning tool:

Dremel Pin Router by morsa

tags: Dremel, punch, router, rotary tool, switch

Congrats again and nice job!

[morsa]

Thanks, Jon. I am very grateful not only for the award, but also for your comments. I liked the concept of "soft skill"; It is easy to perceive all these qualities in relationships between users in this forum.

Let me think a little about that choice.

[mklotz]

Congratulations, Morsa. Keep the ideas flowing. I'm anxiously awaiting the 50 ideas you have in store for us.

[morsa]

Thanks, mklotz. I am deeply indebted to you.
Please, continue to share your valuable knowledge and experience.

[PJs]

Congratulations, Morsa! I'm with the others on your prolific ideas and quick implementation of additional ideas of a thread...exemplary IMHO! Definitely looking forward to the next 50 like Marv said! to Marv as well.

Well Deserved. ~PJ

[morsa]

Thanks, PJs. In fact, whenever I'm facing what seems a good idea (like those suggested by mklotz), I try to put it into practice.