10 CHEAP tools I use in my workshop

Fish tool drill bit, yes.

You aren’t supposed to burn 🔥 classified papers. You’re supposed to put somewhere to hide them and wait for the FBI or a lawyer to find them. LOL 😀

that robot comes in "wheelie" handy

I'll be damned. Those really were cool tools. Thanks for delivering on your click-baitey promise; most videos I see on other channels with similar titles disappoint. Love your channel!

My keyless chuck would never center properly.

LOVE the Dremel keyless chuck: Not only does it eliminate theose annoying collets, it makes changeoits easier, and accomodates off-brand bit. I have mine on a flex-shaft, all of which makes it a MUCH easier and more versatile tool.

I use my electric lighter for my weed burner. It keeps my hand away from the flame and works even in windy conditions when my normal lighter didn’t do anything at all.

I’ve used those tapping bits for years on steel, usually I beams or angle irons, as long as you maintain a good speed and lubricate they work well. They do break once in awhile but still worth the time saving.

Great information, thanks.

Hi I only have one arm and I use blue tack just pull a bit of and push down the nail will go through it and pull it away and on to the next one and next one. I love your channel. Thanks nick 9 toes and yes I only have 9 toes to.

this was one of the best tool and all most all needed tools in a shop that are cheep

Another great show

The electric lighter works when butane is to cold to work. I used all the time in my col shop to light my propane heater. Much safer than a match or butane lighter

Marvelous video, new sub to your channel!

A good list of useful things!
Adding a comment for viewer engagement.
The only thing on this list that I feel is a bit superfluous is the nail pliers. A pair of needle-nose pliers would work about as well. The only benefit is that it will hold the nail exactly perpendicular.

Is there a running list anywhere of all of the cool tools in the videos?

I made a "drill block" years ago out of African Blackwood with bronze inserts because hardened steel doesn't seem fun if you crash a bit. Sure it cost a TON more than that plastic thing but mine is stunning and I made it myself. Blackwood is so effn hard though, if you can't work aluminum I wouldn't even bother. It's not Lignum Vitae hard but it makes hickory feel like Play-Doh. But yeah you should look into making your own Drill Block, fun and easy project to do with the kids as well.

Oh, that DrillBlock!