Metal for the most part now. One of my cousins got into woodworking over lockdown and said I could borrow whatever I need from her (as long as she’s not using it)

Torque and breaker bar are my top contenders for stuff I will be using in the foreseeable future

Worth getting a multimeter and battery tester vs just a multimeter? Was planning on getting back into soldering and was thinking of just getting a good MM and using that for electric for home and car

I bought most of my stuff from there so far. A friend told me to look around forums to see what the “good tools” there are. I got mainly Pittsburgh tools since I’m just starting and they’re cheap, but is there anytime I should look at their more “premium” brands?

Took me awhile to find a torque wrench when I was working a few weeks ago. Wish I knew tool libraries were a thing!

My grandpa was a painter so I understand how awesome painters tape is lol.

I was gifted a 3FT level and have some long needle nose pliers. Got some flexible extenders at the store when I was buying stuff for the last project. A good headlamp or bright lantern is definitely on my list

I am starting to get that. I had to borrow a few things last time so I have an idea of what I need, but no need getting other things until they are in use.