Tools
these are items I used while making my dragon mod and other case mods..

TOOLS:
Protective eyewear
a Wizard rotary tool simmilar to a dremel
1/2-inch corded drill
1/2-inch cordless drill
Tin snips
Needle-nosed pliers
Regular pliers
Wire cutters
Riveting gun
Screwdriver + and -
Etch-pen
T-square, Ruler, Protractor in Millimeters and Inches
Pencil, sharpie marker, ball point pen
Sissors
Compass/any round object
Hand files
Drill bits, I mainly used a countersink bit.super strong, hard to dull, drills fast in metal. (see pictures below)
dremel bits. grind tips and various.. craftsman Diamond cut-off wheels
Vise with anvil on the back
Binder clips
rachet and sockets..
utility knife

Camera: Sony Mavica FD-73 digital camera

Pictures: click to enlarge

#1. hand snips, rivets and rivit gun.
#2. screw drivers, pliers, wire cutters, needle nosed pliers
#3. ruller in inches. ruler in millimeters, socket and rachet, hand file, sisors, protractor and various tape (masking pictured)

#4. drill bits, diamond cutt off wheel, countersink drillbit, binder clips, "all in one" screwdriver
#5. corded and cordless drill, cordless screwdriver, wooden mallet, claw hammer, large and small ball pene hammers
#6. wizard rotary tool. (like a dremel). and accesories

#7. extention cords. heat gun, drill, jig saw, palm sander (other items pictured which i maynot of used)
#8. the bench area. my wide selection of tools (not the same bench i bang away on)
#9. the bench side area.

#10. various screwdrivers
#11. various pliers and other tools
#12. cutting tools, clamps and bending tools.. other various tools pictured. and not all tools shown.(ya get the point and i dont need to take inventory, if its there i probly used it at some point in this and other builds..)

The countersink bit..measurements. bottom portion is 1/8th and the top of the taper and shaft is 5/16ths and its one inch long. I like this bit for many reasons.. its short. no need to be hovering out in space and having the bit wonder. it cuts fast in all materials.. it never broke (so far). other 1/8th inch bits break or have broken when you apply pressure and lean alittle.. i hate breaking bits. if you need a little bit larger hole just keep going a spin or two. though you can go to far and make a hole huge knowing the bit, your drill and the material you can judge the hole size and dont have to re chuck a new bit for one hole, and rechuck the small bit to finish other holes. a time saver all the way.

before anyone asks where i got it, ill tell ya. i found this in someones driveway, asked em what it was, they didnt know and i said i was taking it.. it was found solid brown covered in a dark color rust that was barely stuck on.. one shot in some rust cleaner and a rag and it was good to go. why i would pick up a mysterious brown thing on the ground, i saw the taper and the cylindrical shape and went hey

i havent seen another anywere so if you do let me know. i already lost this thing countless times and refound it. iam sure one day i wont be so lucky.