31 Gifts Woodworkers ACTUALLY Want (Under $100)

Tired of getting socks instead of the woodworking gear you really want? Send this video to your mom, partner, or friend to make sure you get something awesome this holiday season!

// $25 And Under //

// $50 and Under //

// $100 and Under //

// Tools I Use and Recommend //

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Chapters :

00:00 Intro
00:48 $25 and Under
13:08 $50 and Under
20:02 $100 and Under

[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.

[stellabelikiewicz]

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.

[neverfalter]

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.

[bretts]

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.

[elizabethknode]

This is so helpful for shopping for my husband!

[nyet]

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.

[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.

[charlesstokes]

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

[jerryhuber]

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.

[TheWhittleGreenVanUK]

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

[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?

[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 😅

[ashtonnelson]

Keep up the great work and content 💪 and remember nothing is possible without Jesus and nothing is impossible with him, Jesus Christ is God ✝️ and loves everyone and the great news is one day he will come back so repent and have true faith, you don't have to be perfect. Just try your best and have true faith then he will grant you eternal life

[EarMaster]

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

[williamzanghettijr]

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

[MrReesor]

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

[Kvorning]

Chissels cheap ones that i can abuse with my hammer

[FredD]

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….🇺🇸👊🏼👊🏼✌🏼🪚🔨

[birdack]

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.