Pick multi-use tools that can handle a few different jobs. Saves a crazy amount of space and weight.

That article nails it. People dream big but end up with a room that collects dust. The cost is huge and the use is low. After a while, you just want to relax without dealing with a complex setup. My question is, do you think the main letdown is the money spent or the fact that it doesn't fit how you actually live? Seems like a lot of effort for little payoff.

Been there, it's brutal. Check your credit report now and freeze it if you have to.

The rule means check setup first, tools can still be bad.