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• a claw hammer,
• a set of different sized screwdrivers with different heads (straight and crosshead),
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• a spade and probably also a shovel,
• a good quality retractable steel tape measure that isn't going to break,
• a hard bristled broom, and
• a ladder.

This list is in no particular order, but as soon as you start doing some DIY you're sure to find all of these items in your toolkit, simply because you're going to need them.

But different DIY jobs do require different, and sometimes more specialised tools. consider, Custom Business Signage Sydney | Comcut Group | Custom Signs & Engineering For example, if you're going to be doing some bricklaying you'll also need a bricklaying trowel and pegs and builder's line (or just use fishing line or string) for laying out, and a steel builder's square to keep your work straight and level. A bolster or broad chisel and a club hammer will enable you cut (or rather chop) bricks, whilst an angle grinder will do the same job and can be put to use in many other ways as well. One of the cheapest bricklaying tools also look at, Stone Jewellery is a gauge rod, easily made by marking the height of a brick plus mortar on a straight length of timber. why not visit, Drawing Faces You use this to check that your brick courses are all the same.

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