twisztdauthorit
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i have 500 bucks that i got from selling old equipment.
im planning on putting it towards a new car...
i just had a recent urge to get some nice tools. Sander/ Air compressor/ brad nailer/ nice table saw... I already have a few tools
I was wondering if i get this equipment if i can somehow use it to make back my $. I figure i can build more boxes and such but im not sure if people will come to me for that type of stuff. They probably rather go to bestbuy/ CC haha.
Im not sure when im supposed to get a car but those tools sound tempting.
Besides i can use the air compressor for my spud gun.
I dont want any highend tools, most would probably be from harbor freight as long as they dont look to cheap. I will take care of them but im known for getting woodglue all over everything...
So verdict is put $ towards a new car
Or
Invest in tools? and try to make back $
My skills are ok. Built 5 boxes so far and worked with fiberglass one time...
I would like to improve them and im sure with the right tools it would make it much easier to get straight cuts and nice edges etc...
im planning on putting it towards a new car...
i just had a recent urge to get some nice tools. Sander/ Air compressor/ brad nailer/ nice table saw... I already have a few tools
I was wondering if i get this equipment if i can somehow use it to make back my $. I figure i can build more boxes and such but im not sure if people will come to me for that type of stuff. They probably rather go to bestbuy/ CC haha.
Im not sure when im supposed to get a car but those tools sound tempting.
Besides i can use the air compressor for my spud gun.
I dont want any highend tools, most would probably be from harbor freight as long as they dont look to cheap. I will take care of them but im known for getting woodglue all over everything...
So verdict is put $ towards a new car
Or
Invest in tools? and try to make back $
My skills are ok. Built 5 boxes so far and worked with fiberglass one time...
I would like to improve them and im sure with the right tools it would make it much easier to get straight cuts and nice edges etc...
