Must-Have Tools Every New Homeowner Should Own

When you are a New Home-Owner, you will definitely need some tools for the most common tasks and maintenance around your house. Here is a simple list to get you started.

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[Laurie]

Best overview I've found of what to buy for a new homeowner. When the kids start buying their own places, I don't need them stealing my tools! Thanks!

[charlesrichardson]

Very good video, all I would add is a 5 in 1 Painters tool.

[leilaniwood]

❤ I love it. And yes, don't put a chair on a table or a stool ..get the ladder

[benje]

A laser level is really handy to have.

[HFVidShotz]

Nice work. Appreciate the info. My son in laws need to watch this.😄 Thank you!!

[dustinrushing]

for a new homeowner who doesn't already have all or most of these tools which means they probably don't work on a lot of stuff anyway, Harbor Freight is super underrated and that person should almost definitely buy everything there with the exception of the power tools

[bradleytuckwell]

Very well covered and props to you for mentioning Bunnings the home depot of Australia. Cheers mate your content is always interesting and informative

[arashy]

Great tips! Could use more info about plungers.

[Raymonduk]

Great video good information wish when i was young id been given this advice so e of the cheap tools i bought lasted no time at all i soon learned to go bootsales and buy from the older guys and am still using them 40 years later 😂

[osgeld]

on the topic of hex keys, I would suggest a set of standard and metric with ball ends, its only a couple bucks more but having the ball end lets you spin screws while holding it at some surprising angles, which is stupid handy especially with little kid furniture

[arashy]

Just starting this video. Why would screwdriver bits be easier to lose than drill bits? My interchangeable bits have homes built into the screwdriver.

[glendonh]

As far as the screw driver advice, a good dedicated insulated set can be used for everyday stuff and electrical when you eventually need it. A good all in one screw driver with bit storage as a goto kitchen draw screw driver can be invaluable. A dedicated flat head for prying and beating on otherwise.

[joe]

So, how come no PVC cutter? Haven't seen those projects lately. I will though, take out a loan to buy the tools mentioned! Great video. I still have tools that over 60 years old.

[bobs]

Looking to build a workshop. What’s your space? Any suggestions?

[davedeatherage]

Thanks, good information, ✝️🙏 I like the name Jesus plaque on your shelving 👍🇺🇸🇮🇱

[amdan]

I'm having trouble finding a metric crescent wrench.

[TracyJammeh]

I disagree with your screw driver advice. Flat head and phillips head screws are a waste of time and money. I will only use them if they increase the look of my project... otherwise, it's star head screws all day every day. I have a milwauke racheting screw driver with interchangeable bits.