As this commenter (https://lemmy.ml/comment/2274766) also said, an LTT Screwdriver from lttstore.com it is literally the best screwdriver on the market imo. I am a glazier. I work on glass, frames, screens, doors, security doors, patio doors... You name it, I'm all up in it. This screwdriver has been tortured for about 10 months I think, and it is solid as a rock. Nothing but great things to say about it.
Other things you should have. A good portable tool bag. I highly recommend a veto bag. They are amazing. They are not cheap by any means, but it's the last one you'll ever buy.
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Fastcap measuring tape
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A small rubber mallet
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Painters tool
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Putty knife
These two are very versatile and help in a ton of situations. I have never once used either of them for painting applications or drywall. But they work nicely for that stuff too.
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A small 9 inch crowbar
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Needle nose pliers with crimping, stripping, cutting, and paper thin holding accuracy
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Lineman pliars
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6" blade utility knife (DeWalt and Milwaukee ones are really good). You can snap off the sections when you dull the edge and point.
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Cobalt drill bit set
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Cobalt countersink set
Cobalt stuff will go through hardened steel
- Speed square
- Small level (torpedo levels are a decent idea)
- Hardened steel chisel set
- spring punch tool set
- Metal file set
There is a bunch more I could list off, but yeah, these are good things to have.