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By Jennifer Wilson
#1 Get a Good Fit
Make sure a tool fits in your hand and feels comfortable. Wave it around a bit. Practice its intended motion and gauge its weight.
#2 Build Up
Don't buy everything at once. The more experience you have, the more familiar you'll be with your tool needs and preferences.
#3 Ask Questions
"Have the courage to go up and talk to salesclerks about their opinions of a tool," Amy says. "That's what they're there for!"
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