You’re going to want a miter saw to make all the repetitive cuts. I wouldn’t use a table saw, I’d use a circular saw if not a miter. — Ensure you use a piece of scrap to tap in each piece, I’ve seen people hammer right on the lip and ruin pieces before learning the hard way. I don’t remember what they’re called, but get the $8 or so tool that you hook on the last piece of the run and can tap the bottom with your hammer to get the last piece in tight, it’s usually located next to the tapping blocks they sell in the flooring department. (I. Can link a pic of mine if needed at a later time). Use a white mallet (rather than black) so you don’t mar your new floors. GET KNEE PADS! Depending on what your laying your floor on top of, your new flooring may be tough to fit under your door trim, easiest way is to nip the bottom of the trim with an oscillating tool. Ensure you’re staggering your seams with each piece, there’s nothing worse than seeing all the seams in a line. Oh yeah and GET KNEE PADS! I’m no expert, but I did 2 rooms at my house this year and they turned out great, once you get a system down it starts to fly. I had help with the first room, then did the second myself in 2 nights a couple hours each. Edit: I redid my bathroom at the same time and put the vanity on top of the new flooring. Answer from Explain_like_Im_four on reddit.com