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Adding to what Spice said, the starter equipment is: 1. Steel-toe boots 2. Safety glasses 3. Professional grade hammer * 4. Professional toolbelt Show
by SkyMarshal 3y ago
Adding to what Spice said, the starter equipment is:
1. Steel-toe boots
2. Safety glasses
3. Professional grade hammer *
4. Professional toolbelt
Show up with those four things and they'll take you seriously.
* practice with the hammer a bit first. There's actually an art to holding the hammer at its Point of Balance (PoB), flipping it with your wrist not your arm/elbow, and letting its weight and momentum do most of the work instead of your arm muscles. I can't find a video on this on YT atm, but will post one if I find it.