Bought a $180 belt grinder at an auction in Ohio and it changed my whole setup

I picked up a used 2x72 belt grinder at a farm auction near Wooster last month for $180, and I was honestly worried I just wasted money on somebody's junk. Turned out the motor runs smooth and the tracking is dead on, so now I'm shaping bevels in half the time it took with my old files and angle grinder. I used to dread grinding days, and now I look forward to them. The belts add up fast though, I'm already $60 deep into a starter pack. What's the one tool you bought used that ended up being way better than you expected?

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