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Originally Posted by Mike
a basic set of metric sockets and wrenches and a good screwdriver set are a great start. Craftsman is great, and mostly what I have, but Kobalt from Lowe's and whatever Home Depot's brand name is now, are also both good ones with I believe, the same lifetime warranties.
After the basics, just add as you need something.
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....Also Sears (Craftsman) offers some very nice kits that will include most everything you will need. Prices seem to range from $100-300 depending on how extensive you want to go. Join the craftsman club and you can save 10-50% depending on the sale of the week..
If you're serious, add as needed as Mike pointed out. I still use some tools I bought 40+ years ago....Tools should be considered a lifetime investment that will save you a ton of money in the long run..