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Message: [QUOTE="HuskyHawk, post: 5320764, member: 1414"] In addition to the above [LIST] [*]For battery tools, pick a brand and stay with it for battery compatibility. Ryobi is plenty good for homeowner grade work. Drill and a decent set of drill bits and screwdriver heads is priority 1. [*]A ratchet set comes in handy. Has more uses than some expect. No need to break the bank (mine is Kobalt). Critical if you do anything on your car. [*]Vice grips, a decent Pliers style wrench (for light plumbing mostly), a few manual screw drivers (drills don't fit everywhere). [*]Allen wrenches. Both metric and imperial. Probably only $10. Get used all the time. Toilet paper holders, etc. [*]Then on an as you need basis, you add things like planers, circular saws, clamps, a dry vac, and eventually you have way more crap than you ever wanted. [/LIST] [/QUOTE]