General
✔ Cordless Drill
✔ Multi Angle Tool
✔ Easy Outs
✘ Tool Trolley
✘ Ladder
✘ Shop Vacuum
✘ Router Table
✘ Shop Vacuum
✘ Router Table
Wood Work
Power Tools
✔ Pedestal Drill with Vise
✔ Stanley Table Saw STST1825 1600W
✔ Stanley Table Saw STST1825 1600W
✘ Plunge Router
✘ Router Bits
✘ Electric Sander (Random Orbital Type)
✘ Compound Sliding Mitre Saw - 10 inch
✘ Circular Electric Saw - 7 inch
✘ Oscillating Tool (Multimaster Tool)
✘ Band Saw
✘ Mini Router (Trim Router)
✘ Reciprocating Saw
Hand Tools
✔ Fengsen XK-1 Pocket Hole Jig✔ Speed Square
✔ Long Straight Edge
✔Framing Square
✔ Panel / Rip Saw approx 20" long
✔ Flush Zero Set Teeth flexible joiner's saw
✔ Pocket Hole Jig
✔ Dowel Jig
✔ Dowel Centre Pins
✔ Combined Drill Countersink Bits
✔ Forstner Bits
✔ Countersink Bits
✔ Hole Saws
✘ Adjustable Clamps
✘ Jab Saw (Dry Wall Saw)
✘ Plumb Bob (Stanley makes a nice one 16oz)
✘ Nail Punch
✘ Pipe Wrench
✘ Wood Chisels
✘ Spade / Paddle Drill Bits
✘ Dado Blade
✘ Dado Insert
✘ Drill Bit Set (Traxic Has a good one. 1900B I think)
Metal Work
Power Tools
✔ Cut-off Machine
✘ Bench Grinder
Hand Tools
✔ Hacksaw✔ Various Files
Air Tools
✘ Air Compressor - 55 - 75 litre - 5 cfm at 90 psi
✘ Brad Nail Gun
✘ Spray Paint Gun
✘ Assorted Air Accessories
If you get hole saws, definitely stay away from the cheap Carbon Steel Hole Saws, they are not worth any amount of money, get a good set of Bi-Metal Hole Saws, they'll last a lot longer and are the right tool for the job.
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I've bought a few of the ultra-cheap "Zinsano" (Chinese) power tools from Homepro, they've actually worked quite well. An impact driver (as opposed to an impact -drill-) is an essential item for drilling holes in the concrete or brick walls here, and my Zinsano has held up very well. (as well as a regular drill set).
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