Post tool recommendations for mechanics.
My contribution is the auto-punch, impact screwdriver, and scotch brand blue masking tape.
I use the tape to layout my drill holes, deck reshaping, and any other need reference point.
I use the autopunch on all the spots I plan to drill so my pilot holes have a spot for the bit to grip. I also use it because the punch marks once made don’t rub off.
Impact screwdriver, does wonders on striped bolts, and seized fasteners. I’ve personal removed a nearly stripped 100 year old flat head screw with one. Good tool.
This is a rad set of tools. They are called tap and drill guides. You can hand drill some pretty tough angles with this guy. Good for square and round stock, Just clamp it if you can to the work piece and drill or tap your hole. Makes it easier to tape holes because it give the tool head some support.
Don’t know what to call this, but I always call it a “third hand”, and it’s real handy when your soldering. I really don’t know how I soldered with out it.
Multimeter - Will save your ass many times! Essential for any build! I recommend this basic model from Sparkfun - very amazing quality and specs for the price!