10 Great Tool Gift Ideas ● For the Handyman or Handywoman !

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Here are 10 really great tool gift ideas for any occasion! Great tool gifts for men, women, boyfriend, girlfriend or the handyman or handywoman in your life. If you're looking for a tool gift or present for Fathers Day, Mothers Day, Birthday, Christmas, any of these tools are perfect! All make great gifts for any occasion!

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[chrisnotap]

Here are the links to all of the tools !
● 8 Flashlights

● 8 Flashlights
Full transparency. A small portion of each sale goes from Amazon's pocket to Chris's pocket with no additional cost to you! It helps support my channel and is much appreciated! Thanks!

[mstantonful]

I use 5 of these items every day at work. I need the flashlight and tweezers. Great tips too.

[kkrankie]

Just used a set of third hand jacks, to install some upper kitchen cabinets. I couldn’t believe how much easier the job was with those babies!

[PersonaNGrata]

I really appreciate that you demonstrated practical applications with these tools! You don’t usually see that on YouTube. Thank you.

[holsterissa]

This channel is so wholesome i love it

[jesusdanielhernandez]

As someone who works in construction, I appreciate this list, some of these are definitely going in my toolbox

[Flushual]

I am so grateful for this list. I was just wondering yesterday what gifts I could get my father in law, who I'm sure would live every item on your list :) thank you for posting it!

[billhutton]

Great to see you back again! Thanks for posting. Loved the stud finder.

[PacoOtis]

Chris, you are good! Thanks for NOT having music! Whew! I'm a retired home repair guy and appreciate your advice and will pass your site to some younger repair folks. Your presentation is clever and has an excellent flow to it and your script is mature and fast paced. Best of luck! Also, hope you have worked as an instructor as you are so good at it.

[markfriesen]

The sound you hear is me chucking my terrible stud finder out the window so I can get that nifty Franklin one! What a game changer

[mike]

Some really great practical tools! Most lists are kinda for a niche, are completely random, or are the sane items (carpenters pencil, speed square, etc).. Loved your list and how you showed how well they worked. Love the ball on that scraper, it just makes total sense and probably really helps with leverage and comfort.

[kevinr]

Outstanding selection! I have worked in both commercial Construction and Demolition, I own 3 of the 10 items listed, will be shopping for the rest. The tweezers are priceless! With that nice multi- bit Canadian made screw driver, it will also accept big box store =(cheaper) replacement tips, you might want to put your good bits and spares in an Altoids tin with a rare earth magnet and hide it in you pocket as no one but a jerk will steal your nice driver if there are no tips with it... just my experience

[beatfarmerfan]

I think I’ll be getting a few of these. Thanks Chris!

[ragmanintx]

Been using the Franklin for a decade or more. Concur that there's nothing better. Strongly recommended.

[casikamodern]

Thank you for the video. I have number 10 & 9 and those tweezers are with me everyday. And I am going to look into those flashlights. They are just what I need to replace my bigger flashlight.

[bluenoser]

Wow! Really useful tools. That steering wheel tray I can use as someone who drives for a living and eats in my truck daily, it's just brilliant.

[oddynuff]

I rarely comment.
I just have to leave a "Thank You"
You helped me find a Christmas Gift for my father and you remind me of my humble Grandfather.
Hope you have a Good Day, Sir.
Keep up your great work 🤗

[paulwaite]

+1 on the Dewalt laser. I bought mine last summer for a tile project. Works great!

[j.m.]

Thanks, now I know what to get for my handyman brother. He does so much for me around my house -- so unusual and useful tools are a perfect way for me to say thanks to him!

[MrJdsenior]

The push through bit design is genius, no lost bits. They're going to sell a crap load of those stud sensors, what an improvement.
I can see where it might even be handy to own two of those jackable 'holders' for doing cabinetry, etc. In the right positions on the cabinets it would take almost no effort to install a cabinet straight and level...positioned properly it would probably hold it hands off, leaned a bit to the wall and slightly toward the center of the cabinet, each side, and further from the wall than the CG, on anything short of a slick wall.
Thx Chris, great stuff, as always.