If you are an expert, you need to know the list of must-have tools for your projects. And by this level, the devices are rather far from the regular, as precision and efficiency are factored in.
List of Must-Have Tools for expert level
18 Gauge Brad Nailer
Instead of using a hammer, this nail gun makes the work faster as it shoots than drive the nails to a wall or other hard surfaces. A decent 18 gauge Brad nailer also does not hamper one's movement as it can be hooked on one's belt. If you are planning to complete small types of work, a decent 23 gauge pin nailer is also a must-have tool for your projects.
Gas-powered but is safe and secure to use.
Laser Level
Portable and extremely useful, this eases the burden of mounting fixtures such as cabinets and bookcases on the wall as it provides accurate measurements and level lines.
Miter Saw, Worm Drive Saw, and Table Saw
To achieve accurate crosscuts, miter with right angles, this tool provides the real deal. It gives a clean finish without the stress and mess as this power tool has chute where the excesses are deposited and light bulbs for better illumination.
Worm Drive Saws, on the other hand, go beyond the regular. Saws are not only for lumber or wood but also for cutting through stricter exteriors like stones and concrete. Worm Drive saw can do this without blunting the circular blade.
As for Table Saws, they are Bigger than any high powered saws as this machine occupies more space; however, despite its massive size, it can provide a clean and accurate finish – which is perfect for a significant home improvement project.
You can store this in the basement or spare workroom. However, if space is insufficient, it can be stored in the garage, wherein it can be easily folded up.
Multifunction Oscillating Tool
With a detachable head, this all in one tool is powered by batteries or electricity. It can cut into wooden frames or lumber, slice, grind and even smooth the edges as one of its attachments has sandpaper.
Random - Orbit Sander
For the smoother and professional finish of home improvement projects, the Random Orbit Sander does the trick. It removes nips, marks, and even dust.
Radio
While not exactly a tool that can ease one's work, listening to some fresh and smooth tunes makes the DIY job more bearable. The remote-control Ridgid radio is perfect for such a condition as it is not sensitive to dust.
Rolling Tool Storage
Like a cabinet with wheels or a stewardess' rolling tray, this storage space can store all the tools that the DIYers or homeowners' have accumulated. It is expandable so each level can store depending on size and type.
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