/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>2623073
thanks for the awesome response namefag you mentioned a few things I have but missed like fertilizer spreader, stud finder, levels, caulk gun, ladders

The pressure washer is from a failed attempt at starting a business and is way too overboard (3800psi) for my purposes. Looking back the smaller electric ones are probably perfect for most home uses, but I'd almost rather pay some neighborhood kid $80 twice a year than keep one around to not use very often

Axe has definitely been needed alot mostly for getting out stumps/roots and thick vines from landscaping which died in some uncommon freezes

how to into plumbing/electrical? thats definitely my weak spot and still a job for the handyman most of the time - actually need to replace a fixture light on my list but havent tried after zapping myself doing a smoke detector

Also forgot shopvac

>>2624043
These are awesome tools I've used one alot for residential contracting absolutely godly for getting fence posts out
>skrama 240 > machete

I was hoping for anons on smaller/larger plots to share and compare. No mowing stuff just cause its easier to pay some mexicans to do that/mulch and handle everything else.