Tool Library Plans Comparison - (Reading > Apply a Diagram)

Hi Marcus, Great news — I finally found a solution for our backyard projects this summer without having to spend a fortune buying everything. Remember how we were talking about that at the barbecue? There's a place on Birchwood Lane where you can 1 for an annual fee. I signed up for the mid-level plan yesterday because I need access to a circular saw and a sander for the deck, and I also wanted the workshop discount since I'm hoping to attend a few sessions. I think you should join too! You mentioned wanting to redo the tiles in your bathroom and also needing to clean the exterior siding with high-pressure water. For both of those jobs, you'd need the top-tier membership since 2. Keep in mind that before they let you operate certain heavy equipment like chainsaws and concrete mixers, you have to complete a safety session — but I tried to find out whether that training is also required for the equipment you'd need, and 3. One thing — I know your work schedule has you on shifts Tuesday through Friday, and you mentioned Sundays are your family day. That only leaves 4 for you to pick up and return tools. The good news is they open at 9 on that day, so you could get there early. Also, I was thinking about your son Ethan. He's 16 and pretty handy already — he could get his own membership as long as you co-sign for him. He wouldn't need anything beyond basic hand tools and garden equipment for his school woodshop projects, so the $40 plan would be perfect. And if he borrows something for 5 days but needs a little more time, he can extend it once for 5. Not bad at all. Let me know if you want to go check it out together this weekend! Cheers, Danielle

Danielle and Marcus 6. Danielle chose the Standard membership because 7. When Danielle says the tool library means they won't "spend a fortune," she means 8.