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Tool Inventory Tool Name Total Inventory Weekly Tool Handling Fee Adjustable wrench: large 38 $0.31 Adjustable wrench: small 10 $0.29 Air compressor 2 $11.22 Auger: 2 person (8 in bit included) 1 $21.84 Axe 23 $0.89 Band saw: portable electric 1 $6.57 Bar clamp: up to 18in 12 $0.34 Blower: handheld cordless (electric) 4 $4.47 Blower: handheld gas-powered 1 $4.47 Bluetooth audio adapter 2 $0.69 Bolt cutters 8 $0.60 Bow saw 103 $0.30 Brick hammer 5 $0.42 Broadfork 17 $5.97 Broom: push 190 $0.50 Broom: street sweeper 24 $0.60 Broom: sweep 96 $0.26 Buck saw 38 $0.33 Bulb planter 44 $0.12 Bulb planter: long handle w/ release 2 $0.69 Bullhorn: heavy duty 3 $3.21 Carpet Cleaner with Upholstery Cleaner 4 $19.17 Cart: lightweight, folding platform 3 $2.11 Cart: platform 1 $6.87 Caulk gun: 10 oz 28 $0.09 Cement trowel: pointing 9 $0.18 Chainsaw chaps 2 $1.80 Chainsaw: gas-powered 11 $6.57 Chair: event / banquet 228 $0.90 Chair: folding 276 $0.75 Chalk line and chalk 21 $0.15 Circular saw 19 $3.39 Circular saw: cordless 12 $4.50 Clothing rack - commercial grade 2 $1.23 Coffee/ Beverage Carafe 1 $0.91 Coffee/ Tea Percolator 1 $4.46 Cultivator: long handle 46 $0.48 Digging bar 6 $0.96 Dirt tamper 35 $0.95 Dremel rotary tool: corded 1 $2.07 Drill: corded 3/8 in chuck 33 $1.50 Drill: cordless 70 $5.25 Drill: drywall screwgun (corded) 1 $2.37 Drywall square: 48 in 6 $0.36 Dust pan 126 $0.14 Ear mufflers 37 $0.30 Easel: folding tripod 18 $0.66 Edger: manual 6 $0.51 Edger: rotary 4 $0.90 Extension cord: 25 ft 8 $0.57 Extension cord: 50 ft 30 $0.75 Extension cord: 100 ft 20 $1.20 Extension pole: 4ft 112 $0.18 Face mask: disposable surgical (donated) 1385 $0.00 Face mask: washable fabric (donated) 9133 $0.00 Fan: box or pedestal 10 $0.60 Fan: drum 1 $5.10 Fan: portable air mover 1 $2.37 Floor scraper 10 $0.43 Furniture dolly 1 $0.60 Gas can: gas/oil mix - 1 gal 3 $0.36 Gas can: unleaded - 1 gal 5 $0.36 Gas can: unleaded - 5 gal 1 $0.66 Generator: 2000w inverter 2 $16.95 Generator: 5500w / 240v 1 $56.97 Generator: 9000w / 240v 1 $33.00 Grinder: 4 1/2 in wheel 4 $2.22 Grinder: Angle, cordless 1 $10.33 Hack saw 17 $0.30 Hammer drill: corded 3 $4.80 Hammer drill: cordless 4 $6.00 Hammer: 2-4 lb demolition 30 $0.52 Hammer: framing 23 $0.40 Hammer: standard claw 140 $0.22 Hand cultivator 225 $0.12 Hand sanitizer: pump bottle (donated) 1026 $0.00 Hand trowel 443 $0.12 Hand trowel: with cutting edge 7 $0.60 Hand truck: convertible 1 $5.67 Hand truck: standard 5 $1.47 Hand weeder 24 $0.09 Hard hat: chain saw 4 $1.38 Hard hat: standard 53 $0.21 Heater: mobile 1 $3.90 Hedge shears 138 $0.66 Hedge trimmer: electric cordless 4 $5.97 Hex wrench set: English (SAE) 8 $0.24 Hex wrench set: Metric 11 $0.24 Hoe: action 1 $0.52 Hoe: garden 134 $0.30 Honeysuckle / privet popper 4 $3.90 Hot Dog Roller Machine 1 $38.07 Ice chest / cooler 26 $0.99 Ice chest / cooler: 150 qt 8 $3.00 Impact driver: compact cordless 15 $5.55 Jig saw 1 $2.07 Jig saw: cordless 4 $5.07 Kneepads (pair) 6 $0.33 Ladder: extension 16 ft 10 $3.21 Ladder: extension 20 ft 5 $4.68 Ladder: extension 24 ft 5 $5.67 Ladder: extension, 28 ft 14 $6.75 Ladder: Little Giant Multipurpose 22 67 $7.26 Ladder: platform 4 ft 6 $2.46 Ladder: platform 6 ft 10 $3.66 Ladder: step 4 ft 79 $1.52 Ladder: step 6 ft 65 $1.77 Ladder: step 8 ft 15 $2.46 Ladder: step 10 ft 10 $6.21 Ladder: step 12 ft 8 $9.00 Lawnmower: gas 4 $7.20 Level: 2ft 15 $0.33 Level: 4ft 28 $0.48 Level: 6ft 6 $1.32 Level: post 4 $0.12 Level: torpedo 69 $0.12 Log Splitter: 5 ton electric 2 $8.97 Lopper 372 $0.80 Magnetic pickup tool 5 $0.30 Mallet: rubber 13 $0.15 Microphone and cable 2 $2.37 Microphone stand 1 $0.90 Microphone: cordless 4 $1.17 Mitre saw (and mitre box) 3 $0.40 Mitre saw: compound chop 3 $6.57 Mitre saw: compound sliding 5 $11.37 Mitre saw: stand 7 $5.97 Mortar hoe 25 $0.90 Mud tray 9 $0.13 Nail apron (cloth) 24 $0.06 Nailer: finish (pneumatic) 3 $2.01 Nailer: framing (pneumatic) 1 $7.47 Oscillating multi-tool: cordless 3 $5.07 PA system: large (~600 watts) 2 $29.97 Paint can key 138 $0.03 Paint scraper 144 $0.24 Paint scraper: 5-in-1 tool 57 $0.18 Paint tray 272 $0.11 Pallet jack 1 $11.97 photo backdrop 3 $1.80 photo backdrop stand 3 $1.95 Pick axe: cutter mattock 14 $0.90 Pick axe: pick mattock 34 $0.96 Pitchfork: long handle 154 $1.05 Pitchfork: short D-handle 59 $0.75 Plastic bucket: 5 gal 149 $0.15 Plastic bucket: 5 qt 18 $0.08 Plastic bucket: 10 qt 72 $0.13 Pliers: channel lock 27 $0.39 Pliers: needle nose 19 $0.27 Pliers: regular 67 $0.18 Pliers: vise grip 16 $0.39 Podium 1 $4.20 Pole saw: manual 20 $1.20 Post driver 5 $0.78 Post hole digger 50 $0.75 Power strip (6 outlets) 14 $0.09 Pressure washer: electric 1 $5.40 Pressure washer: gas powered 3 $9.87 Projector 2 $13.35 Projector screen 2 $4.50 Pruner (hand-held) 168 $0.51 Pruning saw: D-handle 186 $0.63 Pruning saw: folding 18 $0.60 Putty knife: 1-2in wide 169 $0.18 Putty knife: 3-4in wide 89 $0.21 Radio: job site 6 $5.97 Rake: asphalt / landscaping 24 $1.11 Rake: bow / iron 567 $0.45 Rake: leaf 390 $0.37 Ratchet strap 7 $0.30 Reciprocating saw: corded 13 $2.97 Reciprocating saw: cordless 10 $5.85 Recycling container: bottle and can 5 $1.80 Roll lifter 2 $0.36 Roller cage: 4in 50 $0.05 Roller cage: 9in 643 $0.11 Rotary hammer: corded 1 $5.07 Rotary hammer: cordless 2 $5.97 Rubber boots 6 $0.49 Rubber mallet 7 $0.15 Safety cone 591 $0.40 Safety glasses: standard 231 $0.18 Safety glasses: tinted 71 $0.18 Safety vest 136 $0.23 Sander: belt 2 $3.00 Sander: palm - square pad 6 $1.20 Sander: random orbital 5 in corded 2 $2.07 Sanding block 8 $0.15 Sawhorse: single 18 $0.45 Scaffolding: 6 ft 1 $6.57 Scissors 54 $0.11 Scissors: giant ribbon cutting 5 $0.90 Screwdriver: flat head 189 $0.12 Screwdriver: phillips head 201 $0.12 Sheetrock saw 9 $0.22 Shop vac: standard 13 $2.52 Shovel: drain / trenching 1 $0.87 Shovel: groundbreaking 14 $0.60 Shovel: roofing 14 $0.67 Shovel: round head 622 $0.45 Shovel: square head 449 $0.45 Shovel: wide mouth 160 $0.69 Sledgehammer 33 $0.69 Snow blower 1 $22.38 Socket set 29 $1.02 Spade: drain / trenching 27 $0.75 Spade: round head 60 $0.45 Spade: square head 97 $0.45 Splitting wedge: 3.5-5 lbs. 24 $0.35 Spreader: broadcast (wheeled) 1 $1.05 Square: 12in 6 $0.12 Square: 24in 19 $0.25 Square: adjustable 12in 11 $0.19 Square: speed 13 $0.21 Squeegee: floor 1 $0.58 Squeegee: window 5 $0.44 Staple gun: manual 16 $0.49 Storage tote: 25+ gallon 10 $0.33 Sump pump 4 $5.61 Survey tape: 100ft 9 $0.51 Swing blade / weedcutter 31 $0.51 Table saw: portable 2 $9.00 Table: folding - 30 in x 6 ft 99 $1.74 Table: folding - high top round 47 $1.35 Table: folding - round 60 in 15 $3.99 Tablecloth: 6 ft 119 $0.51 Tablecloth: 30 in - spandex 50 $0.48 Tablecloth: 60 in. round table 30 $0.51 Tape measure: 25ft 82 $0.27 Tarp: landscaping 23 $0.25 Tarp: painting 20 $0.25 Telescope pole: 8ft 7 $0.37 Tent weight: bag (15lbs) 30 $0.43 Tent: (heavy duty 10'x10') pop-up folding 24 $6.57 Tent: Pop-up folding 10x10 (Duke Energy Logo) 5 $26.10 Thermometer: no-contact, infrared 35 $3.00 Tiller: medium duty - front tine 1 $13.27 Tiller: Mini Electric 1 $5.11 Tin snips / aviator snips 39 $0.39 Tool pouch / belt 4 $0.60 Trailer: 6ft x 12ft closed cargo 1 $119.85 Trash can: event (20 to 32 gallon) 9 $0.90 Trash can: event (33 to 55 gallon) 14 $2.40 Trash grabbers 223 $0.60 Two-way radios (pair) 17 $1.17 Utility knife 113 $0.10 Water cooler: 5 gallon 52 $0.66 Water hose (50 foot) 16 $0.48 Weedeater: cordless, medium duty 9 $5.97 Weedeater: gas, heavy duty 3 $5.97 Wheelbarrow: 4 cubic ft 197 $1.07 Wheelbarrow: 6 cubic ft 107 $2.22 Wheelbarrow: 8-10 cubic ft 5 $5.53 Window scraper 133 $0.10 Wire brush 59 $0.12 Wire cutters 38 $0.25 Wonder bar: 12 in 34 $0.30 Wood chisel: narrow 5 $0.25 Wood chisel: wide 1+ in 5 $0.30 Work gloves: cloth (pair) 970 $0.06 Work gloves: leather / suede 75 $0.09 Work light: halogen 5 $0.45 Wrecking bar: 24 in 28 $0.30 Yard sign 9 $0.00.
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