1. Go to Home Depot.
2. Pick the tools you like. Get a good hammer, saw, adjustable square.
3. Leave Home Depot and go get good with them.
4. If something breaks or doesn't perform a task you need, go back to Home Depot to supplement your toolbox.
2. Pick the tools you like. Get a good hammer, saw, adjustable square.
3. Leave Home Depot and go get good with them.
4. If something breaks or doesn't perform a task you need, go back to Home Depot to supplement your toolbox.
(Kidding, its a nice analogy but I think its also good to do some research on the tools you might need first or you might waste a lot of time. I once wasted a month of development time because I picked the wrong toolbox for the job).
Maybe someday I'll read a thread without one.