Making this list so people we know can borrow things.

Leaving out basic stuff like hammers and screwdrivers, but including all power tools.

Will add proper model info. later.

• Chisels
• Numerous drills
• Drill press (kinda wonky).
• Dust blower thing.
• Jigsaw
• Orbital sander
• One of those triangle shaped sanders/cutting things for funny little spots.
• Ladder
• Multimeter

• Linseed oil is probably the best option, considering cost/effectiveness. Don't use boiled linseed oil, that has solvents and things in it.
• Sometimes handles have a plastic coating to seal them. You should just scrape this off.
• For the first time, it's good to use a brush to apply the oil. You want it to really soak it up. Give it a good coating a leave it to dry. If parts dry quicker than others top them up.
• I've seen places recommend wetting the wood, or leaving it in the sun first, to get it to soak in easier.
• Once or twice a year (do it when the weather's nice) you can reapply some oil with a rag.

• I don't really know shit about leather.
• The only leather-handled tool I have is one of those Estwing hammers.
  • They're made from leather rings (and a few plastic ones).
  • The original protection on the leather is shellac.
  • I've seen people online use neatsfoot oil on the leather. Apparently this is used for baseball gloves.
  • Other things I've seen are leather conditioner (like you might have for shoes), beeswax, animal fat(!), even linseed oil.