Reddit reviews Quickie Jobsite 24" Dust Pan, Yellow

I have that exact laser level. For me it's not something I use often, but when I do it's a lifesaver. I have a slew of manual levels that I trust more.

If you're painting, get a 5-in-1 painters tool (lotta varieties out there) and sharpen the edge a little. Not chisel-sharp, but pretty sharp. Makes a great scraper and cleans rollers better than anything else. It'll pay for itself in paint you can scrape back into the bucket.

I got a 24" dust pan a while back and it's the best $12 I've ever spent. Construction cleanup, sawdust, yard trimmings. It looks like they don't make them anymore, which makes me sad.

I'm also a believer in tool belts. I have one general one for framing/construction and one small one for electrical work. My framing one has an easily detachable side pouch that can be put on a smaller belt for basic handyman stuff. Any time you can grab the tool off your belt instead of walking to wherever you set it down is a huge time, back, and annoyance saver.