The vise is probably up there too... makes it real nice to have both hands free when tying in my nocksets and d-loops (as can be seen in the instructional thread at the top of the tech forum).

I really love the lasers and levels, but I wouldn't call them a must-have. They really help to build confidence in your initial setup, but I've set up so many now that I can pretty much eyeball centershot and everything when first putting the rest on and fine-tune from there through walk-back and broadhead tuning.

The G5 arrow-squaring device is pretty cool, and if you order the Cabela's cutoff saw, do like I did and spring for the Apple rollers that fit right on top so that you can spin-test all your broadheads and check insert installation..

Hmmm... what else? A good set of Allen wrenches... You also need a good scale for checking draw weight. I'm going from total memory here and these are the biggies that jump out at me right now. Oh, a good collection of Bic lighters (for burning the ends of serving and d-loops among other knot ends...

That's it for now.