10 Best Handymen tools and gadgets 2023

This is a collection of the best gifts for any handyman. These are unique and excellent tools for the holidays.

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[michaelmartin]

Let me tell you. I recently got the exact locking pick kit to practice a new potential hobby. I have had it for about 4 months, and twice have I used it to my benefit. First was when Boss ordered an expensive work cabinet, but it came locked with no keys. The keys online were 8 bucks to replace, but 6 months to get in due to logistics at the time. (I work on supply vessels). I offered to try to pick the lock, and in less than 5 min of going through those picks, I was able to use one to open the lock. The need to use them just happened again almost a week ago because someone has lost the key from the lock box to a tool cabinet. That lock was opened in my first attempt. A hobby I just wanted to try turned into a moderately valuable skill.

[Dan_]

Dude, just discovered your channel. Super underrated for how good your quality of audio, video, and ideas are.

[thepitpatrol]

Vampliers are worth the money. Period!

[jimmylee]

James. This is one’s the best practical list of year. For sure
Thx. Keep doing right.

[philiplemer]

Something to note when you buy the engineer pliers instead of the vampliers the engineers do not have a warranty in the US because they are a Japanese only product. The other ones do carry a US warranty. They are basically the same exact thing just one is made for Japan one is made for US.

[mr.pyronl]

Waiting here until this dude gets 1 million subs

[jimbarron]

Finally a list of tools that aren't the usual suspects.

[djvincon]

I have one of the smaller noco’s. I really love it!!

[Ksport]

the stibito bit kit is no joke. had the privilege to use its larger cousin (2 fold out bit holders) and I was blown away. You try to find a HT3 tamper proof bit...this kit had it plus 100 more awesome, rare bits that only mfgrs use to keep the general public out of their stuff

[Gbs]

Those packout grey holders, where did you get them?

[MitchM]

Those pliers are made into eh same factory but sold at half the price? How do you know that?