/Δ/ - diy and projects

Just the basic tool set. Nothing fancy or expensive. I usually rent power tools when I need them but I have multiple drills and a concrete mixer. I have a bunch of different hammers and a pickaxe and a multitool.

Screwdrivers, two soldering irons, a multimeter, and miscellaneous electronics junk like LEDs and various cables. Sadly they mostly collect dust.

I have almost all the tools.
But the one I have most use of is my crowbar Tove.
Swedish steel, I love it so much.

Nails sticking out, no hammer needed; rip them out.
Boards in the way, craack em.
Problem in the kitchen? I solve easy.

The only other tools I actually recommend is a set of small screwdrivers with long slim shafts so you can get down into that 1.5inch+ deep hole for the last screw on your laptop.
You average bits+screwdriver set will not reach because shaft is too fat, just buy the screwdrivers in advance so you skip the headache when the time comes.

Careful in there though, they made the screw that way to keep your laptop safe from yourself.

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I have a lot I guess. Couple screwdriver sets, mostly a 'cellphone'/electronics kit and then a physically larger one. Couple hammers. A sander, well I guess two but one is bench mounted. Chisels. Socket wrenches, strap wrenches, crescent wrenches, spanner, parallel jaw pliers, needle nosed pliers. Wirecutters can be good for getting nails out too sometimes. Files, for wood and for metal. A grinding wheel. Multimeter, soldering iron. Crimpers. Wire strippers. IDK the list goes on.

I've a couple power tools, two drills, belt sander, RO sander, bench saw, more saws. I wish I had a lathe most weeks sometimes.