23 MUST HAVE Construction Tools For BEGINNERS Building A Tiny House
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// Layout & Measuring //
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String Line : https://amzn.to/3CBbq4n
Chalk Line : https://amzn.to/3w39LlR
Level : https://amzn.to/3bqbat1
Laser Level : https://amzn.to/3ED34Kl
Rotary Laser : https://amzn.to/3mtCM6Q
// Hand Tools //
Hammer : https://amzn.to/3vYk7TW
Utility Knife : https://amzn.to/3pSlsKV
Chisel : https://amzn.to/3pQWFXJ
Pry Bar / Cat’s Paw : https://amzn.to/3Ex48iJ
Hand Saw : https://amzn.to/3Cyfjam
Screwdriver : https://amzn.to/3w1b4BC
Tool Belt : https://amzn.to/3EAwKaC
// Power Tools //
Circular Saw : https://amzn.to/3ErGGDo
Miter Saw : https://amzn.to/3mtDJvW
Reciprocating Saw : https://amzn.to/3CBPwOs
Table Saw : https://amzn.to/3CBcQMf
Drill : https://amzn.to/3muKXzS
Impact Driver : https://amzn.to/3CyKEtl
Magnetic Bit Storage : https://amzn.to/2ZOAjeF
Bit Holder : https://amzn.to/3mwBsQG
Oscillating Multi Tool : https://amzn.to/3msGiyu
Planer : https://amzn.to/3mtDVeE
Jigsaw : https://amzn.to/3EAivTd
Angle Grinder : https://amzn.to/3EtP6u7
// Nailers //
Framing Nailer : https://amzn.to/3brOpVz
Siding Nailer : https://amzn.to/3msVZpm
Roofing Nailer : https://amzn.to/3nLZmXH
Finish Nailer : https://amzn.to/2ZKTTbQ
Brad Nailer : https://amzn.to/2ZDU1tN
// Honorable Mentions //
Tile Saw : https://amzn.to/3CwVmkj
SDS Drill : https://amzn.to/3GFNgrI
Flooring Nailer : https://amzn.to/3bpM2mn
Collated Screw Gun : https://amzn.to/3ByNJbD
Router : https://amzn.to/3BulSte
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Chapters :
00:00 Intro
00:57 Layout & Measuring
06:04 Hand Tools
09:44 Power Tools
18:42 Nailers
22:29 Honorable Mentions
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A bevel is also an important tool for setting out and finding awkward angles and transferring them to another surface .
Thats like $10k in tools
The big laser is a must!
Great presentation of tools!
Well done to both of you!
Caulk gun is a tool yes? I didnt see that one ¿
Power tools was perfect other than they went with all battery operated and completely forgot about the plug in versions which have way more power and more consistent power!
Laser tape as an honorable mention!
Good overview of the main tools and what they do. I’ve got most of them except nailers and lasers.
How about a set of durable hand screwdrivers and pair of flush cutters?
A stihl saw
Great info guys and perkins bros rock also
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best list
Summary: l
1. Tape measure
2. Square Piece
3. String line
4. ChalkLine (tajima )
5. Levels- torpedo Level-Laser Level-Rotary Level
Hand Tools
6. Hammer- multi types if possible
7. Utility knife (have half a dozen if you like)
8. Chisels
9. Small pry bar tool
10. Full-size pry bar
11. Multi bit Screw Driver
12. Handsaw
Power tools: do not buy multiple brands of battery operated power tools.
13. Circular Saw
14. Reciprocating Saw
15. Drill and Impact Driver (Hammer Drill)
16. oscillating MultiTool
17. Handheld Electric Planer
18. JigSaw
19. Angle Grinder
Stationary Power Tools
20. Miter Saw
21. Table Saw
Check for sharpness and health of blades.
Nailers:
22. Framing Nailer
23. Siding Nailer
24. Roofing Nailer
25. Finish Nailer
Tiler:
26. Wet Saw (rent better than buy)
27. SDS Drill
28. Flooring Nailer
Drywall Tools:
29. Collagen screen gun
30. Rotorzip
31. Router
Guy on the right is a straight tool.
I will be 80 in a few days. We’re building a "tiny home" with my daughter. I have been in construction for most of my life. Power nailers & other tools are essential for professionals, but even one time builders can justify many. I bought a special nailer just for metal fasteners like joist hangers & hurricane straps that more than paid for itself in just this one project. Not only faster, but safer & more accurate. Also fall restraints well worth cost when you don’t have to be exposed to mortal danger & can feel more "comfortable" in otherwise dangerous situations.
Contracting and Landscaping business ain’t cheap.
Using this video to help me study for my scenic construction test
String lines can be used more than 1 time but never more than 10
The cordless versions of the pneumatic tools are way more expensive… that is why pneumatic. If you’re doing it for a living or you can justify the price go cordless. Nail guns and palm nailer are pneumatic for me (it doesn’t come up enough for me).
My man erik! 😂
I agree with everything in this video…. but when you are using cordless tools….. Talk about the batteries, 1.2Ah battery on a tool sucks compared with the same tool with 4-5Ah battery.
The amount of current available is severely limited by the orientation and number of internal batteries in said tools battery pack
You forgot the bottle opener
Had a hard time watching this with all the mask wearing.
Awesome video. I learned a few new tools
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also speed square (esp. metal one) makes for a good shuriken, just sayin 😁
These guys look like a couple of butt buddies.
Laser lines are for dummies .
Would have liked to see a whole segment on safety/PPE equipment.
I’m no home builder but I’m glad that I have most of these tools
Why are the bags wearing masks?
Why is your 16 gauge nailer a diferend battery platform?
13:23 highlight of the video
i have makita drill, grinder and alot of other tools but a Dewalt multitool and Milwaukee inpact driver yet o only have makita batteries but use cheep battery adapters off amazon that make makita batteries fit other brand tools or vise versa
Why not dewalt finishing nailer?
Forgot the pencil, most important tool btw.👍
So I scrolled thru several of the comments to make sure I didn’t ask a redundant question. I may not have gone far enuf so forgive me. What was your major contributing factor that lead you to choose Dewalt over Milwaukee?
You can carry a flat bar on your belt, I slide it around my left side waist over the belt but under the straps that hold the pockets up. Make sure you face the sharp edge towards you tho or else you’ll scrape your arm on it… a lot
Headlamp
Framing nailers, Roofing nailers you need PNEUMATIC.!!!!! Siddeing should be put in with a nail and hammer the other smaller nailers are really good for having batteries
Fully stocked toolbelt is a must! Straight blade for flat pencils but they offer a sharpener with 1/4 drive for round pencils! Never needed a hand saw for anything unless it was specified hand tools only!
Sledge hammer?
23 tools?!? I can afford like 3
Retired builder. You guys nailed it. The only thing you didn’t say was about carrying multiple of the tools and levels in case one breaks . Measuring tape I always carried 3 25 ft. Because someone was going to break their tape . We wouldn’t stop so they could replace it.. . Retired about 13 years ago would not count on batteries always corded plus a generator. Good to hear that your getting away from it, lol you all missed the fun of running a 100 lbs of nails by hand in a day. Wow could we slam nails, I carried my first framing gun every where even took it out to dinner a few times. Was that a nice change.
I use to call a multi-tool as “money maker”, because the name says for itself 😅
Milwaukee is way better than Dewalt… why would anyone buy Dewalt? I am so confused.
Pencil.
Pry Bar: What am I, just a tool to you?!