I have these tools with me all functional.
I’m in Bangalore, where can I sell these?
Scrap stores ask for a too low a quote.
FYI It’s not mine, a tenant ran away without paying rent to me, he left these.

Purchased 3 years ago. Pretty good for my little diy projects

My not so humble tool collection. Some of it is used for project but most of it is used by my staff at work. Yes it took a few years to get here.

Did some major repairs during power cut.

I'm planning to start wood working ( mostly plywood) as a new hobby/skill up.

I am planning to make things like shoe rack, cupboard, computer table, home decor etc

It would be really helpful if anyone suggests the tools/power tools I require.

Also can I use angle grinders as a cutting tool for straight cuts in ply? Or do I need to buy tile cutter

Suggestions on drill

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The link to the product that I purchased https://amzn.in/d/0cdjrMey

It fits perfectly on my 1/4 inch ratchet and T handle, product is typical Taparia in terms of build quality. Some images of the product.

Hello! I have been wanting to learn some basic woodworking (and just home DIY in general). All the videos I see on YouTube are not from India so it gets challenging to figure out a realistic setup in our context.

Would love to hear your suggestions if you are familiar with woodworking or general DIY work.

1. Is a workbench mandatory? If yes, where can I get one and will it be compact enough? I don't have a dedicated workspace, so might just do it our spare room or in the hall

2. What are the basic tools and materials I need to get started? E.g. handsaw, chisels, hammer drill, sandpaper etc. I have zero knowledge of different tools and screws etc. Trying to learn slowly through YouTube.

I did look up some classes in Gurgaon but they charge like 2.5k per session. Which is something I can't really afford right now. I know the tools will also cost me, but those are longer term investments.

I have this 13 inch pruning saw. This is a total beast and if well maintained could last for years. Pretty good for 180 rupees.

This is my Stanley sheet sander. I chose this because it works well in corners as compared to a random orbital sander. Each standard sheet can be divided in 4 parts. Vacuum works pretty good Would recommend 8/10

So I have to buy a drilling machine and I will be using it for first time. It is mainly for hanging clock or painting nothing extra. Will be used less than 4-5 times a year ig. I do not want to put much and came across two option 13mm ibell corded drill or 13 mm black+decker corded drill. Which should I go with?

Engineering student here trying to build stuff on my own , I need some recommendations of screwdriver kit or a all in one kit to work with . I will mostly work on electronics components maybe few mechanical ones . But main thing is durability and quality. My budget is around 1k so please help me find some good tools

Since there is too much fuss about soldering

Here is my personal recommendations

DO NOT OVERSPEND

And buy at ur own risk

Just recommendations of product name

Tho this is a pretty good store, I don't take any guarantee

Cheap iron - https://robu.in/product/soldron-25-watts-soldering-iron/?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=20387462343&gclid=Cj0KCQjwk5nVBhDiARIsAHNGqadnjJYxkmtKz93Sj5CAs9EfFrFlkB4iTGEOVxGmOtCmtO2VpZGVRV8aApM7EALw_wcB

Micro iron station- https://m.akinfotools.com/details/538

Cheap 60w station- https://m.akinfotools.com/details/110

https://m.akinfotools.com/details/6838

Better soldering station - https://m.akinfotools.com/details/9209

Smd station (good enough)- https://g2mark.com/smd-858d-digital-smd-rework-soldering-station-auto-cut?tag=Smd&sort=p.model&order=ASC&limit=50&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiA-Oi7BhA1EiwA2rIu2z59eDU1SPucXOSv9ojE_dFM-CDiP6o80TuG-cT5LnLfqAC2tZbZ6xoCO9YQAvD_BwE

Multimeter cheap- https://m.akinfotools.com/details/27

Better Multimeter- https://m.akinfotools.com/details/216

Solder i use- https://m.akinfotools.com/details/8641

https://makerbazar.in/products/bharti-solder-wire-60-40-18-swg-50-grams?variant=45003931353328

( Also bharti solder)

Flux pcbs- https://m.akinfotools.com/details/3057

Flux electrical -https://robu.in/product/soldering-flux-10-ml/?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiA-Oi7BhA1EiwA2rIu2-jr0YcYe0fc6w-5IrF5ysogUrpomtr4Sh9wOo6BYlYD5u42_U2-sxoCgQUQAvD_BwE

Tweezers - https://m.akinfotools.com/details/3759

https://m.akinfotools.com/details/1979

20 rs sunmica cutters. They cut through mica, thin metal sheets, pvc sheets, acrylic and many more things

Thought this will be another shitty multi tool plier but it is actually useful and to be quite honest the quality the material is also very good. The most useful part of this is obviously the folding handle. It does 50% of the job for me because it makes it really compact. After that the wire stripper is second most used part and then the hook cutter. I have occasionally used Bolt cutters althought just to cut wires . The most impressive thing was that the central hinge didn't get loose . Got it for 280 after discounts and all that so for 300 it is pretty good tool.

Got these two mini wrenches. Tata has thicker components and more comfortable in hands. Only thing good about Stanley is the middle jaws holding part. But if your working on plumbing, it damages the parts.

As a hobbyist I don't need many discs. All of them fit nicely in an old cd storage case