Top 5 Beginner Power Tools for DIY

Here are my top 5 power tool recommendations for those just starting out in DIY! Check out the tools linked below.
LINKS
Cordless Drill/Driver: bit.ly/3Mvvz3E
Cordless Circular Saw: bit.ly/3NdRzzN
Corded Orbital Hand Sander: bit.ly/3ljgcuS
Sliding Compound Miter Saw: bit.ly/3QQ1hZJ
18 Gauge Brad Nailer: bit.ly/3mkyC44
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[@AngelLambert-ts4nc]

This video is a must-watch for anyone starting their DIY journey. You break down the tools in a way that's easy to understand, and now I know exactly which ones to get for my projects. It's like a beginner's guide to power tools - super helpful!

[@anthonyaliotta14]

Thank you Stefani. The Dewalt sander is one of my favorite tools. I bought it when I saw your custom closet video. I went ahead and attached the shop vac to avoid a dust storm as you did in one of your other videos. I have to say, it works beautifully!👍

[@HomeWithStefani]

So great to hear! Thank you for sharing 🙌

[@lindaroyal8161]

Great overview of each tool you presented. It was nice to have an explanation of each in general terms, easy to understand and great tips. TY

[@darlaburnett8666]

This is an excellent video, even though I own pretty much all the tools that you’re showing, and then some with Ryobi! You do a much better job demonstrating and showing how they function then I have seen in a while! I love how you break down your projects and your power tools, and simplify how there to be used vs talking above our ! Thank you!!!

[@djenkins853]

Great video! Thank you!

[@anothersiguy]

Great list! Your construction background really shows, I'm a bit of a tool junkie but didn't know some of this stuff. I learned the hard way that it also pays to invest in a tool system that's been around for awhile. I started getting Craftsman C3 tools only for Sears to sell off the Craftsman brand and the whole ecosystem changed. Got a bunch of Ryobi stuff now and no complaints, brad nailer is next!

[@shariberry3123]

Thank you, Stefani.

[@maryfields6649]

Thank you. This is very helpful!! 👏😊

[@Dadofkidsx4]

Great advice Stephani, thanks. Merry Christmas from Canada

[@christiemay4444]

Thank you so much as I am just starting to purchase new tools for home projects! This was very helpful! I very much enjoy all your videos!

[@cliff5240]

Great job!

[@richardpedersen9189]

THANKS, Stefani! Excellent as are all of your presentations and videos 👍

[@michaelsylvester7272]

Hi Stefani, Thank you for sharing your top five very helpful.

[@coppertopjohnson9782]

Loved this. I still have the drill, hammers, and sander from the 90s when I bought them. However, I have since upgraded to cordless, so much easier when your workload is not as intense as yours. Great suggestions. Thanks for sharing with us. 👍🏼👍🏼🛠🛠

[@afpitbull60]

Great stuff, Stefani. I'm a huge fan of Ryobi. I have 4 out of 5 on your list. I need to get an orbital sander. I just added it to my Home Depot List.

[@oslocity5162]

Elsker måten du forklarer ting. Takk

[@KrustyKlown]

Have Ryobi battery powered drill, miter saw and circular saw ... bought to rebuild an entire deck, very convienant not messing with cords.

[@emilyvannes4976]

Great video. Have you done the videos on how to use the drill/driver?

[@augustinesdreamslearningce1395]

I’m going to join your channel. I have been asking so many questions to not get an answer. There are so many things I want to learn to fix my home. It’s overwhelming watching the videos a sad and still have no clue

[@unclosetedconservative]

Oh no!...I just ordered the Ryobi sander 😅

[@rangersmith4652]

All the well-know power tool brands are fine for the homeowner/DIYer, but DO stick to a single line (same batteries) for your cordless tools. If other people pay you to do woodworking for them, you can and should be more picky.

[@decentwoodart3838]

So beautiful dear

[@hiramgibbard]

She said DYI? Funny