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<blockquote data-quote="Glock 40" data-source="post: 3241179" data-attributes="member: 32"><p>My son is learning to use mine as he gets older. Hopefully there will be a time when he comes to me to ask to borrow things as he gets older and starts building his collection. My hope is one day all my stuff will be passed on to him and he will use and cherish it as I have. Every tool I own I had to work hard to buy. I buy quality because it will be here when I am gone. If he doesn't want it and the wife sells it in a garage sale so be it. I got my use and enjoyment out of it for many years. Along with many people being blessed by those tools, as my father did with his.</p><p></p><p>One thing I started doing a long time ago was for wedding presents. My wife will bye something for the home. I will buy something to fix the home. I like to help young guys starting out with the basics mentioned in this article. It doesn't have to be a $35 estwing hammer but a good $15 hammer will last a guy a life time. Along with some basic screw drivers, measuring tape, box knife. All those things that will be useful as you are hanging pictures and doing small jobs.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Glock 40, post: 3241179, member: 32"] My son is learning to use mine as he gets older. Hopefully there will be a time when he comes to me to ask to borrow things as he gets older and starts building his collection. My hope is one day all my stuff will be passed on to him and he will use and cherish it as I have. Every tool I own I had to work hard to buy. I buy quality because it will be here when I am gone. If he doesn't want it and the wife sells it in a garage sale so be it. I got my use and enjoyment out of it for many years. Along with many people being blessed by those tools, as my father did with his. One thing I started doing a long time ago was for wedding presents. My wife will bye something for the home. I will buy something to fix the home. I like to help young guys starting out with the basics mentioned in this article. It doesn't have to be a $35 estwing hammer but a good $15 hammer will last a guy a life time. Along with some basic screw drivers, measuring tape, box knife. All those things that will be useful as you are hanging pictures and doing small jobs. [/QUOTE]
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