Gift list 2023 [video 552]
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- čas přidán 4. 06. 2024
- Don’t worry, you haven’t lost a couple of weeks, I’m just doing this video a little earlier to coincide with Black Friday as who doesn’t like a bit of discount when they can get it? Talking of which, there’s 10% off all 10MW physical products at 10minute.shop for the Black Friday weekend - discounts end Monday at midnight and stocks are limited, so dive in quick if there’s something you fancy.
In this video I’m talking you through a collection of interesting little things I’ve come across over the course of the year that I thought you may also find interesting; prices range from free to a little under a couple of hundred quid, with the majority under £20 so there should be something for everyone - and if not, there’s the ‘gift ideas and projects’ playlist below with all the previous years videos. Enjoy!
To put your name down for the sander giveaway visit 10minuteworkshop.com and sign up as a Plus member* - the link to the entry form is in the giveaways forum. Or you can simply signup to the 10MinuteWorkshop newsletter at 10MW.email and the link will be included in a special newsletter, due to go out over the weekend.
The lists will stay open until the end of November 2023, so if you’re interested you need to get a wriggle on. Full T&Cs available on the signup form.
*All members are eligible for the giveaways.
00:00 Intro
00:42 Free
02:06 Soon
03:06 £3 / $4
04:01 £4 / $5
04:33 £5 / $6
05:35 £6 / $7
06:20 £6 / $7
06:52 £7 / $8
07:30 £7 / $8
08:08 £8 / $9
08:33 £8 / $9
09:32 £12 / $15
10:21 £13 / $16
10:58 £14 / $17
11:50 £20 / $25
12:39 £16 / $20
13:49 £15 / $19
14:52 £30 / $40
15:36 £30 / $40
16:32 £36 / $47
17:16 £42 / $55
18:30 £50 / $62
20:12 £85 / $110
20:50 £99 / $120
21:52 £99 / $120
22:58 £125 / $150
24:05 £187 / $234
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Other videos and playlists of interest:-
Gift ideas and projects playlist - bit.ly/10MWGiftLists
Sanders Playlist - bit.ly/SandersPlaylist
Cabinetry basics playlist - bit.ly/CabinetryBasics
Loose tenons playlist - bit.ly/LooseTenons
Tracksaw workshop Playlist - bit.ly/TracksawWorkshop
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Useful links:
Paul’s Domino 500 Replacement Stop - www.thingiverse.com/thing:626...
Stu Parker - www.spwoodcreations.com
Visit my Amazon store at 10MinuteAmazon.com
See the full Gift List 2023 on Amazon here - amzn.to/3R6GjHG
Listed as approximately cheapest to most costly:-
Tongue depressors / waxing spatulas - amzn.to/3MwMPVz
Silicon pastry (glue) brushes - amzn.to/3QKD7Bb
Ascenix mini suction cups - amzn.to/46msA3F
Paint touch-up brush pens - amzn.to/47oifG2
Rhodia memo pad - amzn.to/3SmMCIf
Sharpie twin tip - amzn.to/47c7WEy
Bic Matic pencils 0.7mm - amzn.to/37xfx35
BicMatic Fine point 0.5mm - amzn.to/3uldrlX
Woodworking compasses - amzn.to/40sfrVp
How to Build Impossible Things by Mark Ellison (Kindle, paperback, hardback and audiobook) - amzn.to/46HLzH3
Drillblock Drilling Guide - amzn.to/3r8tK3V
Plastic packers or shims 2023 - amzn.to/3QnsBOV
Sabrecut mini micro ratchet handle - amzn.to/3LjaV4u
Wera stubby driver - amzn.to/41H7RpQ
Olfa CS/5 Dual-Blade Multii-Trade Tool - Not on Amazon, google it
Neewer phone mount - amzn.to/45YUvqj
Ulanzi ST 27 phone mount - amzn.to/3QKJZOW
Enventor 25m green line Laser level - amzn.to/3soDPuu
Metabo advent calendar / Christmas rattle - amzn.to/3FKwgRU
EarFun Air Pro 3 bluetooth earbuds - amzn.to/3rUVFEU
Benchdogs Ultra COMBI Max square - benchdogs.co.uk/products/ultr...
Benchdogs Ultra Rail Square Mk3 - benchdogs.co.uk/collections/m...
Mirock Tools 150mm brass rule - bit.ly/3sehjET
Nedo F380211 Messfix-Compact Telescopic Measuring Rod - amzn.to/45QGc7d - Jak na to + styl
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Приємно бачити інструменти від Володимира. Гордість бере за таких людей. Слава Україні!
Завжди! Найкращі побажання з Лондона. 👍
Christmas? Works great for father's day as well!
Birilliant list.
The 2 priceless gifts that you can’t buy - experience and patience. Once you’ve got the basic, accurate tools, then everything else are nice-to-haves. You don’t need them but you might like them. Those priceless gifts require time and mental training (at least patience did for me). Get out in the shop without the pressure of having to make something by some defined date and just practice - maybe chiselling, maybe accurate hand sawing, maybe all the features of the domino. Just ask the other half for the precious gift of 3 hours every weekend of being allowed to play.
Time, the ultimate gift! 🙌
Thrilled to share, that I am the proud owner of the laser level ( got a tripod too), also the Hultafors measure and the mini wrench which is now my favourite tool, bought my wife the refillable touch up sticks she loves them.
Thank you Peter for creating the list, every year there something I put on my list from yours .
Good to hear, thanks! 🙌👍
Thanks for that list, it's nice to see so many inexpensive tools and gadgets for under £20.
I'll link it to the wife and kids in the hope of not getting any more novelty socks or offensive T-Shirts for Christmas and having something useful instead.
I'll buy myself some pastry brushes as they will be super useful and peeling off dried wood glue is nearly as satisfying as popping bubble wrap.
I just use reusable velcro cable ties to strap paddles down and triggers depressed, Bosch also make a bit set with a palm ratchet in it which is quite handy for a similar price to the one featured but without the holder in the handle
I can see that measuring stick coming in very handy for when I go to measure up for my installs and like you say it would pay for itself over time. Takes me back to the early 80’s when I was an apprentice and all the old boy carpenters would use a rod (story stick is just a too new fangled word and should be banned immediately)…😀
Things similar to the Messfix measuring stick with the built in tape have been around for decades in the surveying business. Takes me back to a sphincter tightening job I did with a mate, holding onto a really long one of those, with one end in a full swimming pool and a thunderstorm coming in as photos were being taken for an architect to get building approval for an extended roof. Luckily we finished before the storm arrived over the property.
A great list as usual Peter. Thanks for the ideas.
Thanks Peter, it's always worth hearing what you come up with for these lists, I shall certainly be after one of those Olfa knife/saw combos, for a start !
Great video Pete, will come in real handy to replace the xmas socks lol
Fun list Peter. Thanks.
Have a good weekend.
A very enjoyable video Peter, need to watch it over again and choose my next purchase of shiny fings ! ... Thank you.
I had the same thing happen with the advent calendar, I got my granddaughter to rearrange them for me, she loved doing it :-)
Thank you.
I would never, ever use the measuring stick in anger, but OMG do I want one now 🙂
I know, right? 😂 🤷♂️
Interesting as always. For taking temporary notes I can recommend bambook: spiral notebooks where the pages are thin whiteboards that you write on with an appropriate marker and erase again when no longer needed. They come in different sizes and the type of “page” can be chosen (empty, lines, squares, dots).
Thanks! 👍
A lot of great products there Peter and there’s quite a few I didn’t know about so thanks
Thanks! 👍
Those Earfun ANC ear buds work great - esp noise canceling in the shop.
Hi Peter, great ideas very impressed good items for the workshop, I liked the suction cups always handy pencils we all need pencils and I do like the twin end Sharpy and the pain pens brilliant items for the workshop and packers they are good but I'll stick to my 2p coins. As always a honest views and a great video, Take care
Sorry Peter I meant Paint Pen's
Its 'Tat' wonderful time of the year!
I knew I shouldn't have watched this. So suction cups, wera stubby and small ratchet thingy ordered. Stocking fillers I'll tell the wife!
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Thank you Peter. My presents sorted!
Cheers Dave! 👍
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Enjoy the gift list Peter! 👌
Well, you can’t have just one, right? 🤷♂️
The measuring stick is interesting, I hadn't seen one of those before. How do you feel about the cheap and cheerful laser measure? Usually working along and needing to measure awkward spaces I find them very useful, I sometimes double check with a tape but it seems to come in pretty accurate (usually too accurate and I need to take a bit off to accommodate a wonky wall 😂).
I also have a laser and find it to be slow to use, especially when making multiple measurements to find eg the lowest point of a ceiling in a recess or alcove, or the narrowest width. I don’t need each individual measurement, just the smallest number and with a laser I have to write that down. 🤷♂️ First world problems and all that. 👍
@@10MinuteWorkshop for jobbing work the measuring stick would pay for itself in no time. I have a terrible memory for measurements so have to write them down whatever method I use 😂
@@gingerelvis Yes! At least with the old 'two sticks' method you could just find the lowest point, then measure the sticks! 👍
I once had some secondary glazing fitted to my very 'airy' first flat in South London, Peter. The guy (from Everest) used something similar to measure the aperture, but from memory it was something that was a box section, not a round tube. It expanded and reduced within the window frame aperture and gave precise measurements, but I think from memory, he also used it to note any angle as well?! I might remember this wrong. I asked him where I could buy one from and he said, 'You can't, they don't sell them'. I've long lusted after one of those. Maybe someone can enlighten me what they were. Maybe they were in fact your Messfix tool. The glazing fitted absolutely perfectly.
First time I’d seen one of these Gary, but a couple of folks have said they’re quite commonplace in other industries. 🤷♂️👍
Ordered a laser been after one for a while just for odd jobs around the house. Thanks Peter....
Thanks! 👍
I have an old Shark Saw which is like a slightly larger version of that Olfa knife/saw combo. Had it for years and it's very useful but not sure if you can still get them.
Also Facom do several versions of the micro bit ratchet, one of which has a locking flexible head. They are a bit more premium price tag, but really good for tight access jobs.
The Wera micro ratchet is the best one. I needed one for a job, and I broke two different models (including the one in Peter's video) trying to find one that was strong enough. Only the Wera worked. There are videos of it undoing car lug nuts that have been tightented to 80Nm of torque!
@@tlangdon12 I have both the Facom and Wera. Both are very good...the Wera has the smallest head, but the flex head on the Facom does allow access to very awkward spaces.
Looks like Ralph's new square is a direct copy of woodpeckers indexable square. Anyway, your videos are great. Keep it up.
Thanks, but as always, this kind of feedback is much better directed at Benchdogs.co.uk if you want to affect change of some sort. 👍👍
Awesome video, thanks for the info. New subscriber.
Thanks, and welcome! 👍
the messfix measuring stick intrigues me , i would like to see a video on it showing where it can be really usefull. i use a laser measurer and find it works perfcectly.
I also have a laser and find it to be a pain in the neck, especially when making multiple measurements to find the lowest point of a ceiling in a recess or alcove. Horses for courses. 🤷♂️
Great vid Peter.....something for everybody there. Would you or any of your followers know where to buy ( or if such a thing is available) a Makita guide rail attachment to accept a Trend T7 router ....for routing straight rebates using a guide rail. I know I could use the high profile on opposite side of the strip , but an attachment would avoid any danger of a climb cut.
I don’t know of one specifically, but my first port of call would be Etsy, then eBay. 👍👍
Hi Peter. Great video thanks. What advantage would you say the measuring rod has over a laser measure? Seems like they would do the same job and possibly the laser is even more accurate and a lot cheaper?
Simplicity. I have a nice Bosch laser and the damn thing always want to give me the volume of a space, or randomly switches units to imperial, or puts the laser pointer on instead of taking a measurement. Also, no batteries required with the stick. 👍
@@10MinuteWorkshop 😊 in fairness that’s very true. The straight up reply I use for so many other things in my woodwork. 😂
I use a leica laser measurer for internal height measurements, i'm sure it can't do all the Messfix 'compact' can do but it does fit in my back pocket.
I have a Bosch one. Works really well, but taking multiple measurements across eg a ceiling to find the lowest point is a note-taking pain in the neck. A simple measuring stick works. 👍
For some reason the link takes me to my orders summary, not the actual item. Link the full list is ideal, thanks.
I notice you always use brad point bits when working with wood. Can you please tell me what brand you use?
Many thanks, dan
Not always, but if I want to locate a hole precisely then they’re the bit for the job, yes. I have a set of Fisch brad point bits that make a very clean exit hole, but there’s plenty of others that do the same. 👍
Hi peter had a wee chuckle at the black thumbnail I have the same 🤣hand to eye coordination not what it used to be 🤣
Read my remedy
Extractor bit me as I was getting it back into the cage. 😕
Hi Peter, thanks for the list and for bringing it forward to get a deal. Re the Enventor is there an advantage to a green level over a red level? The red is even cheaper but maybe is not in your Amazon shop.
The green lines are supposed to be easier to see, generally. The Enventor red line laser is only rated to 15m, which suggests to me that the optics aren’t that great ie you’ll get the line spreading along its length. If you’re only using it over shorter distances it should be fine, but for an extra 8 quid or so the green line 25m is the one I’d recommend. 👍
@@10MinuteWorkshopI knew there would be a reason. Thanks
The story stick $645 in Australia, damn.
Ouch! 😕
Peter Millard x MKBHD is the 2024 we need
😂 It’s coming! 👍
Hi Peter, for some reason the link for the silicone pastry (glue) brushed doesn't appear to be working. Can you take a look? It's only cheap but would hate for you not to get the money from a qualifying sale.
Might also be worth you checking some of the links on your amazon store. Went to order some Leyland primer the other day and I think the link needs an update.
Thanks; links are working fine, not sure what your issue was ie the link didn't take you to the right product, or if the link just didn't work for you, but it's working as expected here. BTW everything is in an idea list on the store here - amzn.to/3R6GjHG - and provided you land on the store following one of my links then typically anything you purchase within that 'session' qualifies. Thank you! 👍
Just let the wife see the video and told her this is what I would like for Christmas. She said “ what would you like “ . Everything 😅
😂😂👍
A laser measurer is smaller, cheaper, and more precise than the extendable story pole thingy.
I have a nice laser measure. It’s smaller, no cheaper, I more accurate, and a pain to use when you’re taking several measurements to find the lowest point in a ceiling. But if you have one and you’re happy with it then you should keep using it. This is a gift ideas list, buy them or don’t. 🤷♂️👍
@@10MinuteWorkshop lol
I think the note should have read “don’t buy more sanders”. ;)
I *need* more sanders! 😂
Forgive my ignorance as im still very much learning (This channel has been great). Why would you chuck the phillips heads out? Is it just a preference for PZ heads?
Long running joke with my old podcast partner Gosforth Handyman. You almost never. One across Phillips head these day, just pozi - but every bit set include Phillips. 🤷♂️
I think the reason that Phillips drivers still appear is that they are still (?) very common in electronics stuff of all sorts. @@10MinuteWorkshop
HI peter, I have been working for a few months on a 3D printed product for MFT bench tops, 3D printed magnetic plugs for dog holes. Would you be interested in taking a look at them?
Hi Dean. Happy to take a look and provide feedback, but no promises that I'll put it in front of an audience. Don't know if you're aware but Benchdogs.co.uk do a similar product - I featured it in the previous gift list, or maybe the one before that? Shoot me a message through the website at 10minuteworkshop.com, OK? 👍
@@10MinuteWorkshop thanks, message sent.
Hey Peter, can y please put a link to the hammer that cracked and blackened your thumbnail! OUCH!
It a hammer - extractor bit me while I was putting it back in the cage! 🤷♂️😂
I found the Olfa on Amazon but for some reason the product name and description is in Spanish, and the price is somewhat higher than you paid elsewhere.
Thanks. Yes, I found that too, so as I said in the vid, you really need to google it as I’m not linking to that nonsense on Amazon. 👍👍
my favourite video always add something from it to my Christmas list, have been thinking of a laser for some time , would you buy a tripod as well ?
Thanks! Not personally for the tripod, no - I have plenty of those, and this laser also has a magnetic bar which gives a few more options. 👍
Thanks, think I’ll add one to my Christmas list as I haven’t got one 😄
for the sander.. can't you just use dubble sided tape or hot glue?
Of course. And I’m sure the person I’m giving it to will be thrilled with that. 🤷♂️
Well, I mean that not everyone has a 3D printer and sometimes solutions can be simple and without spending money 😉 Thank you for the nice videos
Such YT content presents difficulties for me. In the old days, I could leave some brochures lying around in "what can I buy him?" season... Oh well, we can all do with another pair of slippers.
Get one of those digital photo frames and leave this playing on repeat 😂
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I could do a Gift List catalogue with QR codes? 🤔 😂
@@CabinetFramingUK OK, but first I need a digital photo frame brochure. to leave lying around.
Whatched with a responsible adult 😂
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How about an extra thick rubber thimble to cover your thumb ….!!!!????😁💪🏻
I’d pay good money for one of those! 😂👍
You've forgotten the Screwfix Christmas jumper!
Oh no I haven’t! 😂
Does anyone actually buy them ..I asked at my local store and they laughed and said no
@@davewright9312 I've bought 3.
A very British list with a laser that starts at 3mm and ends at a 1/4 inch………
The domino height stop looks brilliant, can’t justify buying a 3D printer just for that……. 🤔
Actually a nod towards our American cousins; and you don’t need at 3D printer - just need to know someone who has one! 😂
I surely can’t be the only person that gets “Ricky Bobby Hands 🙌 “ vibes from Peter, the millisecond YT allows gifs you better believe I’m posting hands one
I’ve no idea what that is and honestly, I’m scared to google that on a family computer… 😂
@@10MinuteWorkshopMy search history would already make Satan cringe, and I was curious so I looked it up. It's a reference to Will Ferrell's racing driver character in Talladega Nights (never seen it) who doesn't know what to do with his hands while being interviewed. I can see where edgar0517 is coming from and don't see any negative intention. There is a momentary resemblance to your idiosyncratic mannerisms, but the movie character is your polar opposite, awkward and stilted whereas your distinctive gestures come across as thoughtful, outgoing and expressive. Hope this hasn't just made it weird, or maybe I just did by saying that. 🙃 Anyway, I like everything about your presentation style, and now I want one of those stupid measuring poles even though it's no bloody use to me...
Okay - you’ve just cost me a few bob ☺️
🤷♂️ I don’t sell anything, I just make people want to buy… 😬😂