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I started to turn away as I passed the SureFire booth where the salesman was demonstrating a self-igniting Mapp gas-brazing torch (nothing new there). Then I noticed him put the tip of his finger on the operating torch tip. I stopped to see if he had an artificial hand, or at least to see if I could render first aid. It turns out that he was demonstrating the company''s new Cool Burning tip. Yes, impressive!I''ve always been curious about ultrasonic leak detectors, especially when using them to locate refrigerant leaks. The Amprobe people had a new twist to demonstrate at the show. Their Model TMULD-300 has a parabolic reflector that mounts around the microphone tip. This, they say, accomplishes three objectives: It makes the pickup several times more sensitive; it takes the pickup more directional; and it reduces wind noise.

It''s great to be able to buy a nice, new, shiny piece of machinery, but that''s just not always possible. New skid steer attachments, depending on their function, can run up to $10,000 or more. Renting is one option to consider, especially when you only need the attachment for a short time.Farm auctions are another good source for attachments. "One definite trend I''ve picked up on over the past year has been the move to sell these attachments separately from the skid steer at auctions," says auction expert Greg Peterson, publisher of the F.A.C.T''s Report (800/381-0423 or machinerypete.com). His service reports machinery prices from auctions around the country.

Rolling Service Originally designed as a roving bar cart, this tiered chrome-and-glass table (below) makes the rounds. Use it as an end table, a serving cart, a portable nightstand, or a display surface for favorite objects. Its size (less than 20 inches diameter) makes it a good fit almost anywhere. Star-Studded Casters Home-improvement centers stock wheels (casters) in different styles and sizes. Match the wheel size and type to your furniture and the surface it will be rolling on. Also check labels for the number of pounds casters will support. Hard rubber wheels work best on concrete or ceramic tile floors; soft rubber is good for resilient flooring; metal wheels work almost anywhere; and plastic wheels or spherical ball types are best for carpeting. The larger the wheel, the easier it rolls. Stem casters have a shank that slides into a hole in the base of the furniture. Drill the hole to snugly receive the shank, then pound the wheel in place with a rubber mallet. Make sure the spot you''re drilling is thick enough to receive the shank and won''t crack when the caster is pounded in place. Furniture legs can be reinforced with a metal cap to prevent splitting.