Share your obscure passion - Are you into Mongolian basket weaving?

[Crankenstein]

It's ok dude you're among friends. If it has "Makita" written on it I too know the pain of having to own it. I don't even NEED 6 grinders.

You do need 6! 1 is none, 2 is too few, and 3 isn't enough! Things break, eventually.

 

[LazarusOwenhart]

You do need 6! 1 is none, 2 is too few, and 3 isn't enough! Things break, eventually.

Exactly, and what happens if you need to grind, wire brush, and cut to fix that grinder, that's like 3 additional grinders in addition to the broken one. Tool changes are for amateurs.

 

[Margo Martindale]

Artillery

 

[Less Nasty Old Person]

Art / sewing supplies. Not to use, apparently, just to collect.

 

[Spamton]

I know that something that's a semi-obscure passion of mine is trying to find games that are on the weirder levels. I.e. "LSD Dream Emulator".
I'm a huge fan of that kind of weird genre, whatever it is. Acid-trip walking sim, maybe?

 

[MerriedxReldnahc]

Fingerboarding. I bought a Tech Deck last year for nostalgia reasons (I never had one as a kid but I remembered them from my school days) and got way too into the culture and accessories associated with very tiny skateboards. Part of what is so cool is that there's so many examples of people making their own ramps and park features and even entire skateparks. So theres a whole crafty element to the hobby. I've started making some little ramps and things out of scrap wood I've got lying around. I like woodworking projects even though I'm not great at it, so this is super fun to experiment with.