My tool wish list

OK, I own too few tools! I've known that for a long time and the reason it's still so is that I don't have much money to spend -- and choosing between buying beads/jewellery parts, tools, books or mags, I always end up buying beads since I get more stuff for my money that way. Besides, I can't help this addiction to tools, I've inherited it from dad...

So here's a short list of tools I wish I could afford to buy. Some more basic than others.

• Bone folder: This I'll be buying soon actually.
• Scribe: To mark and write/draw on metal.
  
• Dapping block: Oh, I need this one to make domed pendants, flowers etc.
• Dapping blocks for ovals: Like above, but for oval shapes -- think cabs and cameos.
• Riveting hammer: I so want to try riveting right now!
• Texture hammer: Love textures.
• Ball pein hammer: I know, it's so basic, but I don't own one. I make due with other hammers.
• Chasing hammer: I like hammers.
  
• Hole punching pliers: I'm too lazy to drill, don't like the noise of electric machines
• Jeweller's bow drill: Again, don't like noisy power tools.
  
• Jeweller's saw and blades: I know, I know, another really basic tool I don't have...
• Burnisher (curved): For my wirework.
• Engravers: I'd be fun to try hand engraving one day.
• Rubber mallet: I use my dad's now.
• bail-forming pliers: also known as filigree bending pliers. Very useful and thicker than round-nose pliers.
• Bead reamer: my current one is broken...
• Bracelet bending pliers: I can't get a nice shape bending by hand or using my regular pliers...
• Digital calipers: Tiny measurements are hard to read off my analog ones.
• Wire gauge: I have a few rolls of unmarked wire I'd like to know the size of. Without resorting to estimates.
  
• 0000 steel wool: will be buying soon, for polishing/cleaning metals.
• Wax stick thingies: like perfect positioners, magical pick etc. To pick up and position tiny crystals and stones.
• Tumbler: to harden metal
• Awl: Useful piercing tool.
  
• Steel ring mandrel: Don't make many rings, but useful when I do.
  
• Steel bracelet mandrel: think this one would be more useful than the ring mandrel for me. Need a strong one to hammer wire on.
  
• Soldering iron: Or a flat tip for my Dremel Versatip.
• Charcoal or graphite soldering-thingy: Uhm, forgot the name in english...
• Third hand: Two hand are often one too few.
  
• Zutter Corner Cutter: Didn't know of this tool until I read the Vintaj blog today -- but it sure sounds useful.

One tool I never thought I'd desire is a set of letter stamps (script). I'm not fond of stamping, really. But I just got this idea -- as usual -- and I want to try it out. Not very economical, though, buying expensive tools just for one project. My sis have a set, but those letters are too large for my purposes.