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Monday, August 29, 2005

Basic Toolbox

Before a problem occurs, why not have a basic toolbox at your home that can get you out of just about any household dilemma?

  • Hammer - a 16 oz., curved claw hammer is best.
  • Screwdrivers - It’s a good idea to have two screwdrivers: a standard slotted and a #2 Phillips.
  • Handsaw - An 8 or 10 point handsaw makes a good all-purpose saw.
  • Hacksaw
  • Pliers - Any kind of pliers will do. Linemans pliers are especially good because they have the capability to cut wire.
  • Vise Grips
  • Tape measure - A 12 or 16 foot tape is long enough for most jobs. Get one that is at least 3/4 inch wide, so it won’t bend easily.
  • Level - An 18 or 24 inch level is a good size to have around the house.
  • Utility knife - a knife with a retractable blade is the safest and doesn’t get dull as quickly.
  • Crescent wrench
  • Apron - A canvas apron will hold your tools, leaving your hands free.
  • An assortment of nails and screws of various size and type.
  • Choose a prepackaged assortment or pick out a selection of the most used sizes and types.
  • Tape - Both electrical and duct tape have numerous uses and are essential for minor fix-it jobs.
  • Square
  • Nail punch
  • File
  • Putty knife
  • Pry bar
  • Wood glue
  • WD-40
  • Flashlight
  • Safety glasses
  • Gloves
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