TOP 5 MUST-HAVE Tools EVERY DIYer And New Home Owner Needs!

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[thienancr]

Best channel on YT for DIYers. He’s a good teacher. Great explanations and visuals.

[CantankerousDave]

It’s $30, but I use an electric screwdriver by Skil that has both a light and a voltage detector in the tip. It’s great if you’re messing with lights or outlets.

[johnbalogna]

I have the franklin stud finder it works really well

[tjones]

Do you have a video on has to use the endoscopy? If not that would be very helpful. Thank you for doing this channel, you are helping me expand my knowledge.

[MrVu]

Another great video brother. Keep ‘em coming.

[pellechi]

Great topic discussing what tools to have available for a job.

Let me ask you, if I had a toolbox exclusive for plumbing and a 2nd toolbox just for electrical … what are the tools that are mandatory for each of those trades?

(The reason I ask; I keep taking way-to-many tools when I go to do jobs - a waste of time and energy, always bringing a bunch of useless tools, and very frustrating when I realize I left a necessary tool home.

[nativeghost]

I really like that stud finder and believe that I need this in my life lol. I have hung two tv mounts and this thing would have saved me a lot of headaches.

[ADR]

That endoscope is a great idea. I’ll be purchasing it later for sure. It will be great to investigate a large void in my wall I’m certain I’ve heard a mouse in.

[Iron]

Beyond your target, but instead of the B&D electric screwdriver, I highly recommend the gyroscopic one from Dewalt. There is no direction switch or thumb trigger; it automatically senses direction and variable speed on/off. Very handy for carpel-tunnel. It also has the bending handle and is very rugged. I paid $99 for the screwdriver, 2 lithium batteries, a charger, and carry-bag. Having change-out batteries is a real plus; if one empties out you don't have to sit around waiting for an internal battery to be recharged.

[robertrioux]

All cool tools, but none of them are must haves.

[wellsnapyeah]

YouTube search, “dr berg carpal tunnel syndrome”