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Updated almost 4 years ago on . Most recent reply
Good basic toolset/toolbox for househacking
Hi, my friend recently acquired their first SFH for house hacking. They are starting to need basic tools (e.g., they want to mount a security camera but the instructions call for a 15/64" drill bit to drill some holes for mounting) to do things like mount a security camera, fix a screendoor, attach a Ring doorbell, etc. They already have a small hammer and a set of screwdrivers but not much else.
Does anyone have recommendations on a general purpose toolbox they can buy that would be perfect for home maintenance and other related chores as mentioned above for house hacking?
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If they are only going to do it occasionally, look at Harbor Freight. Yes they are cheap, but if you only use them for a few things, it isn't worth shelling out for stuff you can drop off of a ladder and still have work. The Father's Day deals idea is a good one too.