10 Must Have TOOLS to Start DIYing!
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- My top 10 DIY tools from many different brands including Dewalt, Milwaukee, Knipex, Icon, Klein, and of course Harbor Freight. Where is the welder? Just wait the welder will be in it's own video next week!
These tools have helped me get through hundreds of projects including: my home addition, bathroom remodels, go kart rebuilds, I've even done a play house addition. These are definite must haves to start DIYing!
1- Milwaukee Fastback Utility Knife (Cheaper at Home depot): amzn.to/4cxREZ0
2- Drill and Impact Driver Combo Kit: amzn.to/4ewp1xf
3- Klein Electrical Strippers: amzn.to/4esi8gx
4- Dewalt 6.5" Circular Saw: amzn.to/3VSXmPO
7.25" Circular Saw (Make sure you have 60v battery): amzn.to/3Xt7pMK
5- Framing Speed Rafter Square: amzn.to/3VBqR7n
6- Pliers Set: amzn.to/3XA956Z
7- Ridgid Shop Vac: www.homedepot....
8- Socket Set: www.harborfrei...
9- Milwaukee Tape Measures ( non magnetic tip): amzn.to/3znt8LR
10- Adjustable wrench set: amzn.to/3VBrpdr
Knipex 5" water pump pliers: amzn.to/4evMJK7
ICON wrench pliers: www.harborfrei...
What's on your list?
What tools are on your list?
Great list. A decent screwdriver set is essential too. I have the Quinn 15 piece set from HF. They work well. I upgraded from the yellow handled Pittsburgh set that sells for like 5 or 6 bucks. I have no issue with Pittsburgh, most of my hand tools are Pittsburgh, including all my wrenches, regular and impact sockets, adjustable wrenches and pliers. Those screwdrivers were just not good.
Depends on what exactly one will DIY ... but maybe a decent set of clamps? Always gotta be holding stuff down or together, useful over a wide range of projects.
A good set of screwdrivers is a must-have.
Yes, indeed!
Just picked up the hercules drill and impact kit for my work truck! They are great!
Right on!
Good stuff, I work on the principle that I buy the cheapest reasonable tool first and if I kill it quick I buy a better one. If you still have the cheap tool 4 years later you definitely didn't need the fancy one.
I as well have lived by that plan!
Multi tool...I have a first gen corded Fein that has served me well...I'll go battery if it ever fails. Quality blades are also a must
Right on, thanks!
alot of DIYs use or could use a grinder for metal,tile,concrete, and surprisingly they make wood wheels . i have watched most of ur easyflux125 vids and i picked one up today (first welder btw) i was gonna buy the Chicago electric but u changed my mind immediately thanks for the tips i will continue to watch ur videos .
Right on, thanks. 125 is a great welder choice!