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Shoes, bed, pillows, tires, power tools, office chair (if you're an office worker)
The mantra is always be willing to imvest in anything you are putting between yourself and the ground.
Power tools are a good addition tho
This, of course, includes safety gear. Sometimes keeping you off the ground is actually more favourable.
Listen my cheapo Milwaukee drill has lasted me like 8 years of abuse. You don't want to know where it's been.
Milwaukee isn't a cheap brand though.
Yeah haha. Maybe the most expensive brand you can buy off the shelf here. Only thing more expensive is Hilti or Festool
I see Tommy using Festool all the time on This Old House but have never seen it in the stores I go to.
Black and decker drill has lasted me over 10 years now. Bought it at menards.