What do you guys think of the '5 non-power tools' list?

Saw this article pop up and thought it was worth sharing. I'm always curious what other gear people swear by besides the obvious power tools. The list mentions breaker bars, torque wrenches, good lighting, a sturdy workbench, and organization systems. I'd add a decent set of picks and a magnet on a stick! What's missing from this list?

Honestly, I think the list is solid for a basic setup. But I'd swap out the 'good lighting' for a proper headlamp. You can't beat hands-free light when you're under a dash. Also, a good creeper is a must if you're on concrete all day. My old one fell apart after a year, so I got a full aluminum one - worth every penny.

I'm a woodworker, not a mechanic, but I find a lot of crossover. That list is missing a good set of cold chisels and a ball-peen hammer. Sometimes you gotta persuade a bolt the old fashioned way. Also, I'd argue a cheap borescope is a game changer for finding hidden rust or dropped sockets.

Not bad, but they forgot the most important thing: a good stool! My back is ruined from years of kneeling. I've got a rolling stool with a padded seat, and it's a lifesaver. Also, a magnetic parts tray is a must for keeping track of bolts. And yeah, the headlamp Dave mentioned is a solid upgrade over a work light.