Setting up fill/repair station

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Key West
# of dives
200 - 499
Good afternoon, my employer is wanting to set up a fill station, the idea being to rent out our own tanks, be able to fill customers', and do VIPs. They've sent a few of us to get VIP certified, and as the one with the most dive experience I've been tasked with making a list of what tools and parts (O-rings, grease, etc) that we will want the station to have.
We have a decent tool box with adjustable wrench, allen wrenches, sockets, rubber mallet, pics, razor blade scrapper, screwdrivers, etc. I would appreciate any advice on what other equipment you would recommend, for instance, ideal light/mirror for inspecting threads, grinder and plug for removing rust, O-ring and grease, or anything else your greater experience brings to mind.
Much appreciated and have a great day.
 
Man, I drove over 500miles last week to collect these monsters 282lbs each, that's how I build a fill station

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And if I didn't have a car



A big day another great day
 

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