You will need to purchase accessories that match the brand of power tool you purchased. It is a good idea to have the model number ready when you purchase power tool accessories, especially if it is an older model. There may be more than one type of accessory for a particular power tool and you won t know which is for yours unless you have the model number to compare with the information on the packaging. They will also help you get the best deals on the power tools you do decide to purchase. Of course, the purchase price is something we are all going to look at. It doesn t matter how great of a power tool is, if it is too much for the budget then it can t even be considered. Most power tools are reasonably priced but you are going to run across some heavy duty, top of the line power tools that have a price tag to reflect it. There is a reciprocating saw, great for precision cutting. The jigsaw is great for most any kind of cut that takes place away from the outer edge of the materials. You will also get a great drop light and a heavy duty bag to carry it all in. As if that wasn t enough you will also get two battery chargers, a drill bit holder, various saw blades, and two extra batteries. Protecting your eyes is very important. Heavy duty work gloves are good to have if you are working with any sharp objects including sheet metal. A full face shield will protect even more when you are using certain power tools. The proper clothing is very important too. It is a good idea to wear long sleeves to prevent burns and cuts, but make sure that the clothing isn t too loose. This is great for getting the perfect fit on the corners on the first try. These next two items are debated as to their necessity when it comes to power tools. It really depends on your preference and the types of projects you will be doing. A sander that works with or against the grain is something I recommend if you will be doing any type of sanding. They work great of headless nails too. These pliers are easy to use and easy to grip. The jaws are designed to increase the amount of force on the nail if you encounter some stubborn ones. The idea of power tools for women is catching on. Five ladies from the University of Kansas are in the process of creating an entire line of power tools for women called Savvy tools.