If your dad loves to build things with his own hand or if he is obsessed with owning new tools, consider getting these kits for father’s day!
1. A Porter Cable 4-in-1 tool kit featuring a two-speed drill, circular saw, compact reciprocating saw, and LED work light so your dad will have everything he needs to build you a thank-you present.
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Is that not a thing? Well, it is now.
Promising review: “This kit includes a lot of awesome tools, plus a tool bag and instruction booklets. My husband is super happy; he absolutely loves this tool kit and all the projects he will be able to do with them. So far, he has used the drill to replace some of our bathroom fixtures. He used the circular saw to make a planter box for his mom. He was able to assist his friend in building a dog house for their new puppy. He has used the reciprocating saw for pruning some branches off a small tree for his aunt. And my husband has also been using the LED work light when he is checking under the hood of his car. I haven’t figured out what I can use the tools for yet, but he is enjoying them enough for the both of us.” —Dontliketowastemoney
Price: $149
2. A bucket liner so your dad and his favorite bucket can have matching tool belts. Cuuute!
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This liner is made of 600 denier poly ripstop fabric and fits any five-gallon bucket. It has 30 pockets for tools, plus three interior loops for hammers and pry bars.
Price: $14.24
3. A 16-piece wrench set for the dad who is always saying “you can never have too many wrenches.”
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Price: $87.03
4. A tool rack with eight hooks so your dad can store everything from his rake to his mop in one place.
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Price: $22.26
5. A pair of Bluetooth-connected hearing protectors designed to be worn with hats, so he can listen to his tunes while the headset autocorrects throughout the day to keep the sound at safe volume levels.
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Price: $59.99
6. A Squidbright alkaline LED work light with grippy legs and a magnetic back so you can finally retire from the job of Official Flashlight Holder when your dad needs to look under the hood of his car.
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You had a good run, but it’s time for a pro to step in.
Promising review: “My son received this as a gift and then my husband commandeered it. Perfect for the garage.” —Happyhappyhappy
Price: $26
7. A DIY hardware kit with everything your father needs to install sliding barn doors in the house. Can I get a “yeehaw”?
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Beware: Your dad might say “shut the barn door!” even more than usual while building this. It comes with rails, rollers, screws, clips, door stoppers, anti-jump blocks, sleeves, floor guides, and an installation manual. Now you just need a door!
Promising review: “The product was just as it was described, and it had everything I needed to complete the project. It was also the same product offered by a large hardware store at a higher price, and Walmart’s price was much more affordable. Thanks.” —Jerry
Price: $83.99
8. A Stanley cross line laser so your dad can easily hang all your artwork from school. Love to support a supportive dad!
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Price:$65.98
9. A mobile workbench that your dad will look at with the same excitement that you have for a bar cart when it rolls into the room.
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This hefty boy can hold up to 100 pounds per drawer. It even has a secure locking system with two keys.
Promising review: “Arrived in great shape. Easy to assembly. Perfect for storing tools and having a work bench. Great price, and delivery company was fast and friendly.” —sammy2914
Price: $299
10. A pair of Bluetooth-compatible headphones so your dad can rock out to some classic rock while working in the garage.
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It also connects to AM/FM digital radio so your pop can enjoy his favorite morning radio shows. It has removable padding and takes AA batteries.
Price:$59.99
11. A three-piece finishing combo kit from NuMax to help finish projects, repair furniture, do moldings, and tackle new crafts.
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The kit comes with three pneumatic tools: a 2-in-1 gauge brad nailer, an 18-gauge narrow crown stapler, and a 16-gauge straight finish nailer.
Price: $128
12. A 6-gallon pancake compressor your dad will ~flip out~ over when he sees how well it quietly powers his tools.
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Because you flip pancakes. Get it? Whatever, your dad would’ve liked that joke.
Promising review: “This thing is very light, American-made and works perfectly! If you have to spend a few more dollars to get this one, I would do it. Everything about it is perfect!” —Wallydude
Price: $110.71
13. A Wagner sprayer capable of spitting out 8 gallons of paint an hour. Everything is about to get a fresh coat of paint!
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Promising review: “Works better than I expected. Went through 3 gallons of paint in no time. I had one of the old type sprayers and this is much better. Put the old sprayer in the trash.” —mick
Price: $149
14. A huge 320-piece tool set to end all tool sets. Armed with this behemoth, your DIY dad will be unstoppable.
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It comes with 3 ratchets, 152 sockets, 4 extensions bars, 8 wrenches, 1 magnetic handle, 12 nut drivers, 96 screwdriver bits, 40 hex keys, and more.
Price: $169.99
15. A rolling tool bar for fixing on the go. Your father can now fly across the street with this in tow the second his neighbor calls with a new project in mind.
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Promising review: “Surpasses my expectations. Perfect for my job, as I travel a lot. Many slots for tools. So far, it withstands the harsh conditions it experiences.” —MGDD
Price: $51.97
16. Goop multipurpose hand cleaner can clean up even the oiliest of paws. It also works on rugs, clothing, wood, leather, vinyl, and more.
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Promising review: “Excellent product! I have used it for eons! Not just a hand cleaner but to remove any stains. Also take a tip from automotive detailers: This is excellent for use on vinyl! Not only does it clean…but because it contains glycerin and oil…it makes the vinyl soft and supple.” —SusanTheresa
Price:$6.93
17. And a drip pan to stop the oil stains before they even happen.
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Promising review: “With my truck getting older, and small oil leaks beginning to appear, needed a smaller drip pan to keep the garage floor clean. This product fit the bill perfectly! Great product and prompt shipping. Would definitely recommend this to the other ‘weekend’ mechanics trying to keep their older vehicles running, while making sure that the garage floor is clean.” —viper69
Price: $19.42
18. A carpenter tool belt with plenty of room for nails, pens, tools, and more.
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Price: $24.88
19. A Black + Decker 75-piece kit to give the dad just starting out on his DIY journey.
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Promising review: “I really loved the way everything you need is in one kit! Power is good enough for a bit of heavy duty work, and contains several kinds of bits for multiple equipment use! I will recommend this as great value pack purchase and pretty much includes everything you need in one bag! Came with handy storage bag.” —happymommy7
Price: $49.88
20. A retro-looking mini storage chest that comes in a lot of bright colors to add some cheer to your dad’s work station.
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Price: $106.99 (available in five colors)
21. A circular saw with an adjustable cutting depth and 53 degree bevel. Just think of the furniture your dad could build with this baby.
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Promising review: “I have worked in the industry and have had the 77, mag 77. Saw they came out with this lighter saw and since I have a bad wrist, I thought I’d upgrade. After using this saw now for a few weeks I am amazed how lightweight it is without giving up any of the durability and power that the other saws had. I’m so happy with this new saw and would highly recommend it.” —Hiram23128
Price: $189.99
22. A Walabot DIY wall scanner to help your father find studs, pipes, electrical wires, and more. He may seem like a superhero, but he doesn’t have X-ray vision.
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Price: $67
23. A handheld detail sander, because sometimes sanding by hand with a sheet of paper just won’t cut it.
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Price: $18.73
24. A portable project center so your pop can get to work no matter when or where the inspiration hits.
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Promising review: “I like this unit because it’s large enough to do things on but small enough to be used just about anywhere. Also, they’re pretty heavy-duty for a fold-up work surface. This is my second one, and I may get a third so I can have one handy wherever I need one.” —Cagey
Price: $86.88
25. And if you really want to win the Best Kid award, a 7-foot-by-7-foot storage shed for dad’s huge collection of tools.
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Promising review: “My handyman and his assistant put the shed together in three hours. It looks great and meets my expectations for a sturdy, durable, strong, non-wood shed.” —suznut
Price: $799.99