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Best Buy Has 4.8-Star Electric Screwdriver Tool Set at 50% Off to Clear Out Inventory
Best Buy Has 4.8-Star Electric Screwdriver Tool Set at 50% Off to Clear Out Inventory

Gizmodo

time4 days ago

  • Automotive
  • Gizmodo

Best Buy Has 4.8-Star Electric Screwdriver Tool Set at 50% Off to Clear Out Inventory

Loose cabinet pulls, battery compartments that refuse to budge, and wobbly chair legs have a way of hanging around because the right tool is never where you need it. The HOTO Electric Screwdriver Tool Set turns that pile of tiny fixes into quick wins. It comes in a tidy case that slips into a kitchen drawer, and the driver feels balanced in the hand, light enough for delicate gadgets yet sturdy enough for around-the-house jobs. Click in a bit, press the trigger, and the screw that used to fight you finally gives. Head over to Best Buy to get the HOTO Electric Screwdriver Tool Set for just $55, down from its usual price of $110. That's a discount of $55 and 50% off. See at Best Buy What makes this kit easy to live with is how naturally it gets out of your way. The compact driver has forward and reverse at your fingertip, so you do not juggle switches while balancing a hinge. A gentle motor handles everyday tasks without stripping tiny hardware, which is the worry with bulky drills. Glasses, toys, battery doors, cabinet knobs, light plates, and flat-pack furniture all fall into its sweet spot. It is the sort of tool that gets called up two or three times a week once you know it is in the drawer. The bit selection covers the usual suspects. You get a spread of Phillips and flat heads for housework, a few smaller sizes for electronics, and the oddball shapes that show up on toys and battery covers. Everything nests in a molded tray, so the right tip is easy to spot instead of rattling around in a tin. The magnetic chuck grabs each bit with a clean click and holds screws steady on the way in, which saves the finger acrobatics you learn trying to guide tiny hardware. Charging is simple. Plug in with the included cable, top up the battery, and you are set for a long stretch of quick repairs. The built-in light throws a small halo on your work so you can see the threads clearly inside a cabinet or under a desk. When the job needs more feel than power, the driver doubles as a comfortable manual handle so you can finish with a few careful turns. It is a handy gift, too. New homeowners, apartment dwellers, and anyone who assembles their own furniture will get real use out of it, and the minimalist case looks neat on a shelf. You will know it earned its spot the first time a loose knob is fixed in under a minute. The HOTO Electric Screwdriver Tool Set is still available for $55 at Best Buy, a clean drop from the usual $110 price. See at Best Buy

Amazon is selling an ‘amazing' $199 Craftsman mechanics tool set for only $99
Amazon is selling an ‘amazing' $199 Craftsman mechanics tool set for only $99

Auto Blog

time01-07-2025

  • Automotive
  • Auto Blog

Amazon is selling an ‘amazing' $199 Craftsman mechanics tool set for only $99

Autoblog aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. No amount of technical skill or mechanical expertise can make up for the liability of using subpar tools. That goes for everyone from DIY tuners to professional repair technicians. Tools can shatter, threads strip, fasteners break, and the resulting damage poses a grave safety risk. But especially when you're starting out, a sturdy toolbox doesn't have to mean shelling out for the most expensive gear. One respectable option is the Craftsman Versastack 230-Piece Mechanics Tool Set that's on sale for $99 — a considerable 50% discount from its full price of $199. Craftsman Versastack 230-Piece Mechanics Tool Set, $99 (was $199) at Amazon Inside the rugged triple-drawer toolbox are three 72-tooth ratchets, each with a 1/4-inch, 3/8-inch, or 1/2-inch drive. A five-degree arc swing makes it easier to reach tighter spaces, ideal for servicing the complex powertrains, electronics, and interior components found in modern vehicles. The toolbox also houses various-sized sockets, assorted hex keys, and a spattering of specialty bits, among other analog essentials. Here's the full list of everything you can expect in the shipment: Low-profile 72-tooth ratchets (x3) Standard sockets (x47) Deep sockets (x28) Long-arm hex keys (x28) Short-arm hex keys (x16) Combination wrenches (x21) Bit sockets (x16) Extension bars (x3) Socket-to-bit adapter (x1) Bit driver (x1) Specialty bits (x66) Made from hardy steel alloy, a corrosion-resistant powder coating reinforces the longevity of this bargain-buy Craftsman set. The toolbox itself is both compact and portable, complete with a handle grip for on-the-go technicians. A spring-loaded dial allows you to lock the box with one hand, ideal for those times when the other hand is occupied carrying parts and equipment or covered in grease. 'I couldn't be happier with this kit,' said one reviewer. 'And it should well-serve any weekend warrior mechanic for years to come.' 'It's reasonably light, organized, sturdy, stackable with two different systems,' another shopper added. A third called it an 'amazing socket set.' That's right, unlike many sets you'll find from less reputable brands, most Craftsman tools come with a full lifetime warranty. This 230-piece mechanics tool set is no exception. Those interested should act fast, however, as Amazon tends to run out of stock quickly whenever it goes on sale, a testament to its popularity. About the Author Gabe Carey View Profile

Walmart is selling a ‘perfect' $100 105-piece tool set for just $32, and shoppers say it's ‘great to have at home'
Walmart is selling a ‘perfect' $100 105-piece tool set for just $32, and shoppers say it's ‘great to have at home'

Auto Blog

time26-06-2025

  • Automotive
  • Auto Blog

Walmart is selling a ‘perfect' $100 105-piece tool set for just $32, and shoppers say it's ‘great to have at home'

Autoblog aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. There are few things as handy to have around the house, in the garage, or even stowed in the trunk of your car as a solid tool set. A good tool set will not only have all the basics you need for simple (and sometimes even complex) tasks, but will keep them well organized to ensure that everything you need is all in one place. To that end, we think the current sale at Walmart on the Hoey 105-Piece Tool Set is worth your attention. For a limited time, this expansive set is 68% off, slashing the price from $100 to just $32. That's a lot of tools for a very low cost. Hoey 105-Piece Tool Set, $32 (was $100) at Walmart The Hoey 105-Piece Tool Set includes all of the basics you would expect from such a set — screwdrivers, wrenches, a hammer, and so on — but it also includes some surprises that you'd typically have to buy separately, including a hacksaw, wallpaper knife, digital voltage tester, and a lot more. This makes it perfect for tackling all types of projects around the house, in the garage, or during a roadside emergency. Plus, their durable steel construction and rubber grip handles are designed to last a lifetime. And the whole thing is well organized in a convenient, easy to carry package. Reviewers 'love it,' saying it offers the 'perfect assortment of tools.' As one pointed out, this 'excellent' tool set is 'great as a housewarming gift.' Another was excited to have 'every tool for everyday use' in one case. The set is 'great to have at home' said one shopper, because it contains 'so many tools,' another buyer explained. 'Great quality. Great price.' The Hoey 105-Piece Tool Set is currently on sale for a great price indeed. Walmart has dropped the price from $100 to a mere $32, making it an incredible bargain. Order yours before the price goes back up. About the Author Nick Hilden View Profile

Best Father's Day Gift Ideas for DIY Dads in 2025
Best Father's Day Gift Ideas for DIY Dads in 2025

CNET

time22-05-2025

  • General
  • CNET

Best Father's Day Gift Ideas for DIY Dads in 2025

It's important to consider the type of dad you have when it comes to finding the right Father's Day gift. If your dear old dad is the kind of dude who loves to build and fix things -- sometimes even when they're not broken! -- he'll appreciate a present that speaks to his love of tinkering. To improve his DIY projects, here's our list of tools, accessories and gadgets that will make his big ideas a reality. It includes things like a telescoping magnetic tool set for the Pops who is constantly dropping small things, personalized coveralls to protect his "good" jeans and tasty hot sauce for dads who do their handy work in the kitchen. While you're at it, don't forget to get in touch and let your dear old dad know how much he means to you. He'll love that too! Father's Day gifts under $25 Blackstone breakfast grill tool set Breakfast just got way better. If he's into cooking breakfast (especially on the flat top), this set will be a hit. It comes with a batter dispenser for perfect pancakes, a bacon press, and two egg rings for "egg-cellent" round eggs every time. (You know he'll use that dad joke too.) It'll be the gift that keeps on giving every Sunday morning. $30 at Walmart $25 at Target Close Telescoping magnetic tool set If your dad is anything like mine, then you've heard him complain about dropping (then losing) screws or nails throughout every project he's ever done. But if he owned this telescoping magnetic tool set, you'd be hearing tales of victorious recovery efforts instead. The set comes with the following extendable tools: 1-pound pickup tool, 5-pound pickup tool, two different mirrors and a flashlight. It's practically impossible to lose even the smallest objects with these nifty gadgets. There's also a handy portable tool bag to house them all. $22 at Amazon Close 'Measure twice cut onc' builders pencil Every DIYer needs a good pencil; for most tradespeople, a square pencil is the way to go. The wide flat edges keep it from rolling off uneven surfaces, and they make it easier to get a close mark on a wall or when drawing a line from a level. These particular pencils have the classic saying "Measure twice, cut once" on them, something most of us fail to do -- so instead, the pencil has the last "E" cut off. It's a great joke that had my dad, who I bought them for, belly laughing for hours. $10 at Etsy Close Aluminum rafter square and set square When it comes to building furniture or shelves, angles matter. When you need to make straight cuts to make something flush, you need to use a tool that will give you the exact angle you need. This set comes with a traditional set square to help with right angles and a rafter square that lets you draw out perpendicular lines, scribe different angles and check if something is a perfect right angle. Eventually, DIY dad will have a bunch of these but for now, this set is a great place to start. $23 at Amazon Close Father's Day gifts under $50 Red Clay hot sauce variety pack If the dad in your life prefers his projects take place in the kitchen, he'll be smitten with this "whole shebang" variety pack of hot sauces from Red Clay. It incudes everything he needs to add amazing flavor to meals and beverages too: two hot sauces (Original and Carolina), Spicy Peach Honey (add it to ice cream!), Spicy Margarita Salt and Spicy Everything Salt. You'll earn extra points for recommending he add Spicy Everything Salt and a dash of Carolina hot sauce to his next breakfast sandwich. $48 at Amazon Close VTech Drill and Learn toolbox If the DIY dad in your life has some young apprentices, snag him this fun VTech tool set so he can instill his craft on his kiddos (or grandkids!). He'll love being the foreman of these projects -- and other adults can appreciate the low-risk nature of this kit. There will be no holes in walls or chairs with missing legs, thankfully. The toddler-friendly set comes with a working spinning drill, hammer, wrench, screws and nails for endless fun. $25 at Amazon Close Waxed canvas and leather tool pouch The DIY-obsessed dad in your life probably already has at least half of the garage dedicated to various tool storage and organization, but what about when he's on the go? This Olpr Leather Goods Co. tool pouch has plenty of pockets and loops for the tools Dad needs to carry with him on his tool belt, plus it's sleek and can be personalized with his initials. Whether Dad is into fishing, gardening, DIY projects or just can't stand to be too far away from his trusty hammer, he'll love this accessory. $39 at Olpr Leather Goods Co. Close Roxon KS2 mini multitool Compact multitools tend to sacrifice quality for size and cost, but Roxon is the exception that proves the rule. You wouldn't know by looking at it, but this kit includes 13 different tools, including a stainless steel knife, a surprisingly large pair of scissors and a mean little saw blade. The G10 handle means it has some good grip to it, and there's an upgraded model with D2 steel if you're willing to pay a little more. This is an excellent little multitool, and the price makes it the perfect Father's Day gift for just about anyone. $38 at Amazon Close Portable flood light If your dad is the kind of guy who's always tinkering late at night, chances are he could really use some extra lighting. This portable, rechargeable flood light has five brightness modes, a magnetic base, a hanging hook and only weighs a little over a pound. It's great for all sorts of home projects and would even be useful for camping, fishing or any other activities Dad is into. $36 at Amazon Close Personalized 12-in-1 hammer multitool This is the kind of gift for the father who is always ready to fix something at a moment's notice. This multitool includes a hammer, nail puller, plier and wire cutter. If your dad needs to do anything around the house, he can whip this out and fix just about anything. To make this gift even more special, you can engrave it with a personalized message. $32 at Etsy Close Ryobi Link toolbox As DIY dads move on in the hobby they will accumulate more and more "stuff." Nails, screws of various lengths, drill bits and all the small parts that make up an effective toolkit require a home, and that's where Ryobi Link comes in. Because these toolboxes are modular, you can start out small and buy them this base model. Then as they get more tools and more accessories, you can build on it until you have a full storage solution. You can even attach these to the wall using the Ryobi wall mounts. $40 at The Home Depot Close FosPower emergency weather radio Being in the rugged outdoors can be fun, but it's even better when you're prepared. This emergency weather radio will give him everything needed to help withstand anything. It has a rechargeable battery, and he can power it in five ways: with AAA batteries, a hand crank, a 2,000-mAh power bank, a Micro-USB port and a solar panel. It also has a bright flashlight, weather broadcasts and an SOS alarm. $33 at Amazon Close Father's Day gifts under $100 Lego retro radio Upon first glance, this looks like a funky retro transistor radio. But it's made of Lego! If the dad in your life is a fan of the '70s, music and building things with a zillion tiny pieces, this gift is a no-brainer. While it doesn't actually play music, it does play an era-correct crackle noise and music snippets. The recipient can also connect their smartphone via the back panel and at least pretend it's playing through the radio. If nothing else, it makes for great decor and a fun conversation piece. $100 at Lego $100 at Amazon Close Personalized coveralls Are you tired of seeing your dad wear the same grease-stained clothes all the time? Then these personalized overalls are just the thing for the guy who loves working on cars or generally getting filthy while working on projects. They are great for protecting clothing and also have plenty of pockets (even a leg pocket!) for useful tools. They can be customized with up to three lines of text (18 characters per line) and come in regular or tall lengths for sizes medium to XXL. $70 at Etsy Close 3M worktunes connect hearing protector When your dad is working with heavy machinery and needs something to protect his ears, he'll thank you for these ear protectors from 3M. These have Bluetooth technology that connects to a phone or any Bluetooth-enabled device. There is an integrated microphone for hands-free calls and even an AM/FM radio so your dad can jam out to his favorite stations while having his ears protected up to 24 decibels. $89 at Amazon Close Dewalt drive 108-piece mechanic's tool set Is your dad in need of new tools? This 108-piece DeWalt chrome mechanic's tool set is a great one that has a removable power tools accessory case. Tools include hex keys, nut drivers, ratchets, a socket extender and much, much more. $87 at Amazon $88 at The Home Depot Close More for Dad

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