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Old 09-01-2010, 12:10 AM   #1
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I would not run out and buy everything on those tools list. Screw that. Get your self a 10 n 1 screwdriver, larger screw driver for prying and driving, wire strippers, level, tin snips, utility knife, hack saw, hammer, channel locks, tape measure. Just get a very basic set. You'll figure out what you really need when you start working.

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Old 09-01-2010, 12:18 AM   #2
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I would not run out and buy everything on those tools list. Screw that. Get your self a 10 n 1 screwdriver, larger screw driver for prying and driving, wire strippers, level, tin snips, utility knife, hack saw, hammer, channel locks, tape measure. Just get a very basic set. You'll figure out what you really need when you start working.
The more tool lists the more I see what some contractors are trying to pull.
Get apprentices to shell out their own money for stuff the contractor should provide like hand benders and ko punches. All I have to say is not cool.

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