Feel Free to share products that might be useful for us:
Akro Mils 44 drawer - Other sizes may also be on sale, I didn’t check.
Self Healing Cutting Mat - A lot of people, including myself, like to use these kinds of mats to do keyboard work on.
A Dremel Kit - corded, lots of stuff
A Cheaper Dremel Kit - cordless, less accessories
Brush Tray - store your lube brushes cleanly!
Brushes that some people find comfortable - obviously cheaper brushes are out there, but many like the handles on these
+1 for the Nanuk cases, love my 923!
+1 for the Cordless Dremel. I’ve used both corded and cordless, and I love them. so much easier to use, when you don’t have to be tethered to the wall.
Ultrasonic Cleaner - This one just happens to be on sale, but most in the $40-100 price range will do just fine for keycaps & switches.I purchased a different even cheaper looking one for $40 and it’s done me fine
Not really keeb related, but the Bose QC35II is on sale for $200.
Their grate for office environments and travel.
$85.50 DataVac with atachments Quit blowing your hard erned money on cans of air. 
There is an ESD version, for 107, but it’s not on sale.
+1 for the DataVac (I love that tool mines been going strong for 8 years!)
Ditto. lol
Hard to believe how expensive they have become. that was only $52.70, when I bought it.
Wonder how many hundreds to thousands of dollars, that’s saved me on cans of air. lol
Edit: Obligatory:
Those brushes look pretty good, especially the pointy tip.
Thanks for pointing out the ultrasonic cleaners - I’ve been meaning to pick one up for like a year now and I just kept forgetting about it. I’ve got a yardsale-find one somewhere… but it is both tiny and crusty.
Question: Is this something I could use to clean some housings that got thoroughly coffee’d? I know there are metals that can oxidize making up the leaves / contacts - so would I want to use something other than water?
Distilled water 
Also, if you’re worried about particularly sticky substances, distilled water + 1-2 denture tabs
Oh awesome. Thanks for the tips!
That’s convenient because I always keep distilled water around for my Darth Vader machine.
Well - that’s what I call my CPAP, anyway - it’s just more fun to say.
Warning denture tabs, may result in smelly switches. I used some once to clean a water bottle, per what I had read on some bike forums… never again. Ended up throwing out a $20 water bottle, because it retained the nasty want to be mint smell and taste.
Would recommend against using them in an enclosed space like a water bottle 
I used them in my alps and they are fine after airing out
Edit: if it was a metal waterbottle, then it might have mixed with the metal magically
When I put my CPAP on I often cackle and say “I am Bane!” in true Christopher Nolan unintelligible style.
So so true on both quotes! I got a DataVac about 3 months after building my gaming PC like 6 yrs back. Wasting stupid amounts of money on canned air (even buying bulk cases!) is what made me grab one too LOL! So glad I did though, not only has it served it original purpose of dusting my PC, it makes a great dusting tool for KBS too! Love those things! 
Speaking of Keyboard Cleaning, now you all can get serious for cheap
There are mixed reviews on the WOWSTICK but how can you resist a name like Wowstick?
I’ve used it before and personally the torque is a bit low for my preference, but it’ll work if you have a lot of screws to do. That’ll be some Wowstick screwing action alright.
Inexpensive set of ESD-Tweezers A must have for keyboard fiddling if you don’t already have a set. If you work a lot with SMD components, I’d recommend spending more for a nicer set.
ah yes, I own this set. I call it the stabby stabby set. They bend very easily on the tip, too. However, the flat ones are indispensable.
