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    Tank wrong thread lol
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    hey you asked what i need

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crzwaco View Post
    Bigger tool kit that/to include what?
    Hammers, multiple types of pliers, wrenches, spanners, nut/bolt sockets, drill + bits. If you call a handyman for every tiny little problem it's gonna get expensive.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Raven Gold View Post
    Hammers, multiple types of pliers, wrenches, spanners, nut/bolt sockets, drill + bits. If you call a handyman for every tiny little problem it's gonna get expensive.
    If you rent its not your problem.

    bed, matress or sleeping couch
    microwave

    this is mygaming.... playing sims will give you a good idea
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    Nice thread dude and good luck!

    i'm moving out in 2 weeks' time. Got a schweet deal and pozzie luckily.

    Good luck dude!

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    A bookshelf is always usefull, there's always crap lying around to put on it. For furniture you can be resourceful, for the last year my dining room table has been a old door resting on 2 beer crates btw bricks and planks make a good bookshelf.
    Other tiny things that are SUPER usefull are things like plasters, headache tablets, tupper ware, bottle opener, can opener, tabbard (fuck I hate misqitos), doom, numbers of plumer/electrician/police, dish cloths (lots and lots), washline pegs (if you have a fashing machine), fan heater, vacuum cleaner, mop and spare bedding (for when a friends sleeping on the couch or its washing time)

    Over the last couple of years I've managed to build up a collection of goodies, but not sure how much of it I'll keep when I eventually (if ever) stop studying. Moving crap is expensive but my esspreso/capiccino machine will stay with me forever.

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    As raven said, a proper toolkit, you will be surprised how often you will be using it ;D

    The rest seems to be covered.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crzwaco View Post
    So far what i got is.

    Bed,1 frying pan, 6 classes, 2 cups, cutlery, a tv(don't ask) my pc/stand, Car, Basic screwdriver set,stripper, Networking stuff.
    Stripper??? Where did you buy that? I also want...

    Seriously though, get a microwave. With a grill combo if possible.

    You are also going to need someone who can read through and understand whichever rental contract you are given to sign. Generally it's not an issue, especially if you go through a reputable agency, but beware of private rentals. Some people will make you sign it with weird clauses in it.

    Good luck!

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    And if its a flat ask the landlord for a rules list... it can sometimes be ridiculous...

    The first flat I moved to, you couldn`t watch tv at certain times, braai outside, or wash your car.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wyvern View Post
    As raven said, a proper toolkit, you will be surprised how often you will be using it ;D

    The rest seems to be covered.
    Yeah I will just go buy the tool I need for the job at hand, and so my collection of tools would grow.

    Quote Originally Posted by DenSweeP View Post
    Stripper??? Where did you buy that? I also want...

    Seriously though, get a microwave. With a grill combo if possible.

    You are also going to need someone who can read through and understand whichever rental contract you are given to sign. Generally it's not an issue, especially if you go through a reputable agency, but beware of private rentals. Some people will make you sign it with weird clauses in it.

    Good luck!
    LOOL someone spotted that Yeah wire strippers.

    Quote Originally Posted by Jabberwocky View Post
    And if its a flat ask the landlord for a rules list... it can sometimes be ridiculous...

    The first flat I moved to, you couldn`t watch tv at certain times, braai outside, or wash your car.
    ^^ your joking omw thanks will have a close look at that thing might even post it here
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