10 Gift Ideas for the DIYer! | Tools for Home Repair

[@thefixerhomerepair2]

If you need any other recommendations for more specific DIYer gifts, leave a comment below! Subscribe to my channel here- bit.ly/Fixer2 Thanks for watching! 😃

[@resecurelatch]

That oscillating tool is a MUST HAVE! Can't tell you how many times I have used it for work and for my own displays for my company! Best tool invention!

[@merlinsatrom6678]

Great teaching about sanding bowls! Love your verses!

[@lindaroyal8161]

Great guy gift stuff! The beginner tool kit, good suggestion.

[@tedpuckett2779]

Def will be having that trim pulller on my wish list. Thanks

[@commentsonthetube14]

These are excellent suggestions. I have those exact picks and I use them all the time. The straight one has a dedicated spot in the little belt pouch I keep with me when doing small DIY stuff. Have a pair of end nippers in there too actually.

[@Pallidus_Rider]

Matt - I would have added a good head lamp. Personally, I like the Klein Tools head lamp, which is a band of light and puts out different levels of light

[@thefixerhomerepair2]

Good call!

[@Pallidus_Rider]

@@thefixerhomerepair2 Perhaps my suggestion is more of a stocking stuffer 😅

[@jennifermartinus4929]

Thanks for sharing that. 👍😊

[@quartzofcourse]

As a DIYer that is trying to do all the work on my house myself if possible, one of the biggest things I need is just a way to organize my tools because half the time I’m spending is just looking for the tools I need hahaha

[@thefixerhomerepair2]

Haha I hear ya there!

[@95dodgev10]

I feel your pain, I've got tools and supplies in my garage, pole barn, and basement. Inevitably I'll be working in the house and I need 1 tool from the pole barn. Then 15 mins later I need 1 more tool from there or maybe it's in the basement? Oh wait no I think it's in the garage... recently I've started making job specific tool bags using the bags that come with power tools. I've got a small bag for electrical work that has a 12 in 1 screwdriver, strippers, tape etc. I've got another one for generic tools like pliers, small level, tape measure and so on, I've got on for power tools and batteries, next I need to get another one for a plumbing bag. This is proving to be pretty useful for smalls tools cause I identify a job and likely tools needed and just grab the bag(s) I need and they're small enough and light enough to carry up stairs and into attics and such. At one point I tried putting everything into a roll around tote but it was just too heavy to handle stairs and barely could get through doorways. Still haven't figured out the bigger stuff like saws and stuff.

[@AmberLennox]

Yes! Totes. Even if everything is all mixed up in 1 tote it's a central location. I prefer multiple totes inside of a large one to seperate items.