The seven months between Father's Day and the
Christmas holidays are enough time to put a serious beating on dad's tools.
It's a good thing his loved ones are caring enough to take this time to replace
the most worn and destitute tools—or to buy him something he's always wanted.
Well – you’re in luck. Finding gifts for dads is
now a breeze with the short listed list below. We’ve sorted through all of the gifts in our hand tools stock and present to you 10 Christmas gifts for dads that they
are sure to smile about for months to come.
Enjoy!
Mintcraft
4-in-1 Double Box Ratcheting Wrench Set, Metric Black, 2-Piece:
While not “all-in-one ratchet wrenches offer eight fastener sizes that cover
most DIYers and homeowner needs, with the robust reversible ratcheting
mechanisms, these wrenches will make light work of dad’s projects.
This tool provides a smooth profile and unbroken
surface allows more torque to be applied comfortably. It is able to tackle the
following sizes: 8, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, 19 m
Stanley 84-024
10-inc:h Bi-Material Groove Joint Pliers Wrench: This tool is the Popeye of pliers and
quick-adjust wrenches. It may be small but is capable of exerting a
surprisingly high level of nut-gripping leverage. Use its marring parallel jaws
on finished components, or show a stubborn fasteners who’s boss.
This tool replaces the need for sets of metric and
imperial spanners and is also excellent for gripping, holding, pressing and
bending work pieces.Your dad would love to use this for his next
plumbing project.
Ergonomic
Screwdrivers are easy on the hands even when
torquing down on screws. They have cushioned handles that conform to users’
unique grips, making them comfortable to hold and use.
These tools can be very comforting to dads who
have arthritis in their hands
Mintcraft
Multi Tool: This multi tool from Mintcraft is packed with useful gadgets that Dad can use for fixing things around the
house, and it’s just nice to have in case something breaks. Rather than carry
around a big toolbox, or have to store a bunch of tools, he can have many of
the things he needs all in one place with this.
Makita
Cordless Drill: This drill is sure to help dad with
all sorts of tasks around the home. It features plenty of power to get most of
the jobs done. Ask any dad and they’ll tell you that your drill is the
cornerstone of what you can get done when it comes to DIY projects
Portable Charcoal Grill Set: This grill set is
made out of a durable metal so it’s going to hold up to wear and tear from
regular use, and provide Dad with everything he needs to be master of the
grill. If Dad loves to grill all the season long he will definitely get tons of use
from this.
Stanley
Level: A good level is a great gift. Just make
sure you give him a picture of yourself. So when he opens the picture and
the level, you can tell him you just want him to make sure your picture is
level on the wall.
Stanley Work Platform Step Stool:
Simple. Sturdy. Functional. This tool comes with a Slip resistant step treads
for security, a one hand fold and lock release and a deluxe molded utility tray
for tool and paint tray and pails.
Gets the job done. And you can make a “getting
older” crack with it, if you and your dad have that kind of relationship.
Proline Extension Chords: Instead of the usual, cumbersome extension cords
he’s used to, get him this retracting extension cord reel. An impressive
30-foot cord easily pulls out and locks at whatever length his project
requires, and it automatically retracts when he’s done. He’ll also love how
easily it stores, unlike his typical extension cords.
Vampliers: Stripped and rusty screws are a major frustration
for the handy man and DIY dad. However, they’re a common enough occurrence, so
give Dad the tool he needs in order to handle stubborn screws like a pro.
We tried to keep the list to a minimum, but the
truth is we could go on and on. There are so many great hand/power tools that
you could give dad for Christmas, it was hard to stop. I know you could
think of about 10 items we missed, but let us know
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