Have you ever needed a tool that you didn’t own to complete a job around the house? Have you ever worked on your car and had to run to the store to buy a tool to get the job done? Do you have limited space and don’t want to fill it with tools you’ll hardly ever use? Are you on a limited income and don’t have the funds to buy every tool for every job? You should definitely consider checking to see if you have a tool lending library in your area.
I was pretty surprised to find out that I have a few tool lending libraries that aren’t too far from my home. I’ve never used one but after checking out a couple of their websites, I definitely will in the future. I was surprised to find that they have ladders, extension cords, air tools, hand tools and just about anything else you’d need for working around the house. Here’s a partial list of tool lending libraries across the country:
Seattle:
Portland Oregon:
http://www.northportlandtoollibrary.org/
Philadelphia:
Central Ohio:
http://rtcentralohio.org/toollibrary.htm
Berkley California:
http://www.berkeleypubliclibrary.org/about_the_library/neighborhood_branches/tool_lending_library/
To see additional locations around the US, check out Wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tool-lending_libraries
Katrina Edelman says
My hand tools are made from hardened steel and they are all made in usa. i used to use hand tools that are made in china but they break down more easily. .”,`.
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