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<[[Brennen]]> Sooner or later you realize that the right tools make all the difference in the world. Here's a hypothetical list of the stuff that should be in my toolbox.

* General-purpose hammer.
* Multiple screwdrivers: Phillips, flat head, and a square drive.
* Pliers: The ordinary sort, the needlenose sort, and a pair of vice-grips.
* Tape measure, as well as some kind of rigid straight-edge.
* Hatchet or machete, if not both. (Functions may overlap, but the former can split firewood and drive stakes, while the latter is what you will miss when murdering weeds.)
* Hand saw (sharp).
* Socket set.
* Wrench set.
* Small pry bar.
* Hex keys.
* Level.
* Chalkline.
* Pencil or crayon, something that can leave a nice heavy line.
* Wood chisel.
* Nail set.
* Putty knife / scraper.
* Roll each of duct, electrical, drywall, and plumber's tape.
* Couple rolls of different gauges of wire.
* Box of miscellaneous fasteners (screws, nails, small brads, nuts and bolts, some of those little velcro fastener things).
* Wood or rubber mallet.
* Sandpaper.
* Rasp/file.
* Whetstone.
* Can of WD-40.
* Packet of wooden shims.

Additionally, there are some things in the "too big for a box, but maybe not for the trunk of my car" category.

* Sledgehammer and/or maul.
* Large pry / wrecking / crow bar.
* Jack.

What am I leaving out?