>>892048>First thing: get a battery powered drill---way more useful than corded.If you like under powered, limited life span, and dead batteries.
Your circular saw can do most of your cuts, jigsaw can do most of the rest.
Tablesaw will let you rip easier than a circular saw, especially on long pieces.
Router will let you get some nice edges, and do rabbets and the like.
A belt and RO sander will make your life easier, but aren't required, hand sanding isn't hard, just takes a while.
Clamps, lots.
Things you won't need to start off as a beginner:
Planes
Scrapers
Scroll Saw
Band Saw
If/when you have need for them in the future, buy them. Don't blow your budget on them now.
