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But you can often buy cheaper than renting with the caveat of getting a cheaper brand. For most DIY I find the cheaper ones good enough, as long as you get some
by quickthrower2 3y ago
But you can often buy cheaper than renting with the caveat of getting a cheaper brand. For most DIY I find the cheaper ones good enough, as long as you get
some online wisdom first to avoid the occasional turds being sold. Example:
chainsaw, drill, jet wash, pruning equipment etc.
- moooo99 3y ago> But you can often buy cheaper than renting with the caveat of getting a cheaper brand. that heavily depends on the kind of tool and what the likelihood of you using this thing more than twice a year is. A chainsaw, drill, jetwash - very reasonable. Anything more specialiced, you're usually better off renting - especially as one could often use the instructions provided by the experts.
- bluGill 3y agoSure, but when I rent I get a better quality tool, and I don't have to store it until next time.