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This article is actually really helpful! I love how it goes into the details of the materials the products are made of and the quality and everything. It really poses a compelling argument for why these are “worth buying” if you want to save money. Obviously, I would double check most of this information with other sources before actually getting anything if I were to need any one of these types of tools and wanted to save money. However, this helps bring my attention to some of these products and how I could potentially not have to drop a lot of money on some of these things. It’s good to know because honestly when it comes to shopping for tools and equipment like this I never know where to begin. It’s kind of complicated for me, even though I’ve used some of these tools many times before. I don’t know its weird, I just have a weird relationship with tools. I digress, this article in general just really has helped present some options for me if I’m low on money and need to get any one of these things!
See, this is what I needed to know. As someone that would like to be better at tools, I just need someone to tell me what is a worthwhile investment and what is trash. And on top of that, someone who will tell me what is actually going on, useful to me in the way that I work and how I interact with tools, and I felt like this article did a very good job of that, and I agree with all of its suggestions. Everybody needs a tape measure and a level, and some screw drivers, and then wire strippers are like the next level up in terms of tools, so yeah, I liked this article a lot. This ratcheting screw driver set is really intriguing because I feel like the one time I tried to use a ratcheting screw driver, it did not work, but maybe I was using it incorrectly.
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