31 Gifts Woodworkers ACTUALLY Want (Under $100)

[@pyroslev]

Consumable stuff is a good gift always. Batteries never are a bad idea but that thread checker is a must for ANY garage. I have one and will never give it up.

[@stellabelikiewicz1523]

That “just give them batteries” idea is SOOOO brilliant! It might not seem like the sexiest of gifts, but it’s unbelievably thoughtful! Also, weird thought I had: the little handle on that mini inverter is strangely adorable 😁! I have a weakness for useful things that for whatever reason have some feature that’s incongruously cute or pretty.

[@neverfalter6702]

Pro tip if you get a new extension cord to use on a work site with other people. Drag it through mud and wrap electrical tape around it in a few places so it looks like it was repaired. Helps keep it from walking off.

[@elizabethknode4246]

This is so helpful for shopping for my husband!

[@bretts1646]

My favorite hobby gift to receive is any sort of consumables. Glues, tapes, sanding sticks/paper/sponges, etc. Stuff I am going to have to keep buying over time. If I need a fancy tool, odds are high I'll buy it for myself, but that extra $10 every so often to buy the consumables can add up FAST.

[@craftedworkshop]

Agreed!

[@onsapplikasies8620]

Great list

[@nyet5206]

gaff tape is great, but if you leave it on something for too long (especially in heat) it will start to break down and leave a lot of residue when you try to take it off. i would suggest console tape for long term labeling, it's like painters tape but white, easier to write on, and doesn't break down as quick.

[@charlesstokes2184]

Great list brother!!! I went and bought half of it already.

[@EvanDunville]

Excellent glove demonstration haha

[@MCsCreations]

Thanks a bunch for all the tips, Johnny! 😊 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@whitexeno]

For splinters, the old style finger pricking lancets are the best imo, really can dig em out with it.

[@jerryhuber1130]

Lowe’s recently reduced the price of their Jorgensen clamps. You can pick up the 48” parallel clamps for $39.99 now. So if you’re looking for good clamps without breaking the bank too bad, Lowe’s will have you covered.

[@pirogue6565]

Great video…thank you!

[@TheWhittleGreenVanUK]

Pica pen now do a fine line, which is the Pica pen, but with a 0.9mm led 😜

[@glennryzebol4472]

'the 3M extract is amazing.

[@mattsheets]

Lots of EDC-style flashlights have clips on them that are most often used on a belt or pocket, but they also work great on the brim of a hat. Curious if you've ever tried that to compare to the neck light?

[@Drowsyrhino1979]

I actually do want socks. 🤔

[@dynamiscr]

Walmart making the rounds into YT Woodworking. I have seen the HyperTough driver being used in three different videos in the last 5 days 😅

[@EarMaster55]

"I like to empty it every few weeks"... "EMPTY EVERY NIGHT"

[@Kvorning0]

Chissels cheap ones that i can abuse with my hammer

[@vilod]

Alovira?

[@MrReesor]

Little girl, somewhere, is missing her Anna pencil! Bahah!!!

[@craftedworkshop]

One of my favorite pencils, hah!

[@willrenyolnds]

second

[@williamzanghettijr5862]

Great gift ideas young man. But when I noticed the red trash bin , I knew you were in cahoots with the Bourbon channel. AvE I think might be on to something. Cheers and happy holidays...William

[@craftedworkshop]

Thanks! Spontaneous combustion is definitely a thing, can't be too safe in the shop!

[@birdack81]

Wearing cloves with power tools is not controversial. It's foolish and proven to be a VERY bad idea. What can be a "small" issue will be a potentially massive damage. The finder or hand caught in a blade will be cut, the glove can be caught and pull you along side to do major damage. It's the difference between a scratch and a finger, between a finger and a hand. I really like your content but be mindful of what you do and say to millions of viewers.

[@SpartanMJO12]

Versus beating the shit out of your hands day in day out? I KNOW I'll ruin my hands if I don't wear gloves. I MIGHT increase the severity of a potential injury if I do wear gloves. I'm wearing the gloves.

[@locke3141]

@@SpartanMJO12I’m kinda in the middle of you two. I agree gloves as much as possible, but not with any power tool with rotating equipment. Things like a table saw, router, etc. I’d have no problem with gloves with circular saws, milling equipment, and some others. I don’t think it’s a “never with power tools”, but also don’t think it’s smart to always wear them.

[@Adam-zw1ck]

​@SpartanMJO12 dude would rather die than have dry hands 😂 "I KNOW I'll ruin my delicate hands" 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ Jerking it is way too high of a priority for you 🤣 You should probably see a professional

[@glenndavis7541]

I thought cloves was for cooking not wood working ?

[@Adam-zw1ck]

Dude come on. Dry lube, no silicone 🤦‍♂️

[@craftedworkshop]

Why not? I'm careful not to spray it near any surface I'd be applying finish to and typically only use it on casters and that kind of thing.

[@TsiRoadkill]

Lol silicon spray should be nowhere near any shop...

[@FredD63]

VIM tools has a very good magnetic tool holder that comes in maybe six different colors also, I agree with you on the Milwaukee gloves. I get a really good deal on them as all of my employees use these gloves as far as extension cords I buy a roll of 10 gauge wire and make my own seems a lot less expensive that way, because extension cord are very expensive for heavy duty ones… very good video. Stay safe….🇺🇸👊🏼👊🏼✌🏼🪚🔨

[@Redchew10]

I don’t disagree about the dangers of rags spontaneously combusting but bourbon moth as debunked by AvE. Justrite does make nice shit