>>2931921
Here’s what I got and what I would say as a weekend warrior and shadetree mechanic:

Drills: 12V drill, 18V subcompact drill, 18V full size hammer drill

12V could be replaced by 18V subcompact, both are nice for overhead work and jobs where you’re not doing 1/2” holes all day. I wouldn’t mind a second high torque hammer drill for when I’m switching between two different hole saws or masonry bits.

Impacts: pic related

Notes on those… if you’re a weekender, you probably don’t need a high torque 1/2” right away if you get a good 600lb range mid torque.

The 12V and 18V subcompact impact drivers get used a ton because the modern 2000in-lb+ full size impact drivers will rape smaller fasteners.

The stubby 3/8” is real nice for automotive, but a full size 1/4” hex impact driver with a socket adapter will do a lot of what the stubby 3/8” will do.

The right angle impact wrench is nice to have in like 2 spots on a car. If you don’t do a lot of automotive, wouldn’t spend the money.

I would shill people on a decent 18V brushless 1/4” impact driver and a good mid-torque 1/2” as their first impacts.