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I'd say hammer, Phillips and straight screwdrivers, pliers/wrench, tape measure, small saw etc. I put together an awesome tool box for my sons first home and filled it with simple tools from the Dollar Store. He uses them often and the quality was good for the value.

When buying a tool chest it is important to consider if it will be moving or stationary. The quality of the wheels can vary alot. Other than that is the size of the drawers, quality of drawer slides and thickness of the metal it is made of.

I keep mine between 65 and 68.

Light first, tape, dark second. Leave the tape up until you get the desired color.

try flea markets, or discount home remodeling stores.

the best sound insulation is the same material corks are made from! you know wine corks!

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I used a commercial product from PPG. You can pour gas or carb cleaner on it and it won't come up. Plum is correct. Prep is everything. If its old grind it if you have to.

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Yes, Onan builds very reliable generators for big RVs. They last for years of vigorous use. As for a portable unit I'd go with Honda.

a generator..... but if your tank is small, you could probably get by with a battery powered air pump for a while if you got lots of D batteries. just Google search battery powered air pump....they are much cheaper than a generator...less than 10 bucks usually

I have many vices, but I don't know what a vice jaw might be.

The kitty liter is a good start - then pour dish-washing liquid on it - scrub with an old broom and hose it off.

Use cat litter on stain. Also heard putting sand on the oil stains will soak up the oil. Degreaser works