Fabricating Tools
Some enthusiasts practically own their own machine shops, with a lathe and milling machine in their basement. This is a bit extreme, but you may still want a few small metalworking tools. A power drill and a good set of drill bits are often essential. When it comes to drill bits, you get what you pay for, as cheap drill bits are made of cheaper metal and will not stay as sharp as long. Using a center punch and a hammer will make drilling accurate holes much easier.
A Dremel or other high-speed rotary tool is amazingly versatile. With the right attachments, it can sand, polish, or cut through metal, but is only suitable for small jobs and precision work. Cordless rotary tools seldom have enough charge for major automotive jobs, ...
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