1.Screw Driver. (must) 2.Small wrench (must) 3.Small hacksaw (must) 4.Measuring tape (optimal ) 5.Foot scale (must) 6.Marker pen (optional) 7.Drill machine with 1/4th high speed drill bit (must)-Use your discretion. Use at your own risk.) 8.Grinder with cutting circular blade -( Optional) _ Not a must-a small Handsaw can do the job- Very dangerous. High Speed cutter, Use very carefully. Risky- use your discretion and use at your own risk.) 9.Emery paper ( # fine and #1) (optional) 10.file (steel) small or medium. (must) 11.(Two new pieces of PVC pipes also shown, to be used in making of Ball Head for the monopod.) CAUTION: Electrical or mechanical equipments are useful in the hands of those who have used it in the past. New and novice should use their discretion to us them or not. (Use at your own Risk.) These above shown equipments are not recommended but are a guide line to show that I have used them to make a Monopod and Ball Head. I am a retired banker, but as hobbyist I have been using them after my retirement. Note: A file is loaded at File Section of our User’s Group S9000 / S9500z. Detail how to make home made Ball Head and Monopod in a dollar or two are in process and will be coming soon.

A woman needs only two tools in life: WD-40 and duct tape. If it doesn't move and it should, use WD-40. If it moves and it shouldn't, use the tape. - Nicola Zweig - Once a year I brace myself and tidy up the workshop in the basement. I empty it, get rid of the rubbish, sort screws, nails, nuts, bolts, washers, hooks, rawl plugs, drill bits, electrical supplies, plumbing stuff, sealants and glues. I vacuum clean the workbench and the shelves and rearrange neatly the saws, hammers, screwdrivers, wrenches, wood chisels, files and rasps, levels, cutters, measuring tapes and sticks, and finally the power tools.... Phew! This was Day 67 and I LOVE women in dungarees!