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What is Toolfinder?

The purpose of ToolFinder is to help those interested in professions or crafts involving tools determine what tools might be necessary to start that craft. In order to provide the best information possible, we’re including learning resources for each page that can help find more information, plans, or even communities that may be able to help those on their journey. If you don’t see a profession or craft listed that you think should be, contact us via our form! If you’re interested to see more about our goals and our founder, check out our About ToolFinder page.

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Interested in the book Breaking Barriers?

Breaking Barriers is about determining the right trade for you and actionable ways to get there.  We have more about it on our page here: https://toolfinder.us/breaking-barriers-book/

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Beginner’s Guide to HVAC Tools and Techniques

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DIY vs. Professional: When to Call an Expert

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How to Choose the Right Hammer Drill for Your Projects

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