Kat, around here if it is at the curb, it is free. The exception is to put something out with a price sign on it. I don't know how well that actually works, if people actually offer to pay (or maybe it assures that things go away faster by stealth! Maybe I should go slap a $50 sign on the pole!)

I have a couple of fly-tying magnifiers that are handy for close bead work and such. Hands free. One has a couple of alligator clamps.

I've contemplated this process of decluttering and enumerating the steps as I work. The list is very helpful (I haven't posted over on the diet accountability thread, but you can guess that I'm burning a few calories with all of this work.) It occurred to me that it might be a public list of stuff at the house, but to the contrary, I think we're all mostly listing stuff that ISN'T in the house any more. :)

SRS