Fasteners & small hardware
Anchors, screws, nails, rivets and the little parts that can bring a repair to a stop.
FOR HANDYMEN & REPAIR CONTRACTORS
The tools, hardware and consumables I carry for everyday repair work—organized into one practical checklist.
Free one-page sample. Full nine-page list sold separately.

WHAT’S IN THE FULL LIST
Check what you already carry. Mark what is missing. Build your stock around the work you actually do.
Anchors, screws, nails, rivets and the little parts that can bring a repair to a stop.
Sealants, adhesives, tapes, surface-repair supplies, cleanup and protective equipment.
Everyday hand tools, diagnostics, plumbing and electrical kit references.
Batteries, bits, saws, layout tools, ladders, lighting and larger accessories.
SEE THE ACTUAL SETUP
This is the truck behind the list. See why I keep tools and everyday parts together, then take a look through the hardware drawer.
Start with the free sample1 minute 47 seconds · Edited from Austin’s original truck video
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THE COMPLETE REFERENCE
$49 regular price
PROMOTIONAL PRICE
A practical starting point built from the tools and materials I have carried through repair work.
Digital PDF files. Tools and materials are not included. For order questions, contact AMitchell@AllWorldConstructions.com.
I’m Austin Mitchell, owner of All World Construction LLC. I’ve completed more than 4,000 jobs over 10 years, and that experience shaped what I carry. This list puts that reference in your hands so you can compare it with your own truck and the repairs you take on.
Austin Mitchell All World Construction LLC · CSLB #1063936
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The one-page sample is free. The full nine-page list and restock worksheet have a $49 regular price and a current $29 promotional price.
It is a stocking reference covering tools, hardware, consumables and jobsite accessories. It does not teach repair methods or replace training, licensing or manufacturer instructions.
No. Use the list as a starting point. Your services, vehicle capacity, existing equipment and local requirements determine what belongs in your setup.
No. A tool list cannot guarantee earnings. Pricing, demand, skill, expenses and how you run your work all affect results.