How much did all the saws, drills etc cost to do these projects? Doesn’t look cheap unless you do a lot of these projects.

I am female over 50. I taught myself everything from watching construction work and UKposts, and haunting the aisles at Home Depot. The projects shown here are very easy, but appear hard because you don't know where to begin. The hardest part is not the project. It is research on tool selection so you don't waste your money. Here are some tips for you. Pick a project. Buy only the tools required. NEVER BUY CHEAP TOOLS!! Buy decent quality so it is a joy to use and you feel happy when you use them. Tools are your friends. Garden, kitchen, sewing, jewelry, DIY, wood working, metalsmithing, all wonderful tools! Tools free you up from dependency on others. Be familiar with DIY tools and good luck with your projects. Tools shown in order of appearance with costs: Dewalt and Bosch - Usually top of line Makita, Milwaukee - Middle cost Rigid, Ryobi - Low cost If you buy cordless, stick with the same brand for most, so batteries are interchangeable. I use Dewalt only for cordless tools because I can buy a lot of cordless gardening tools from Dewalt as well such as leaf blower, string trimmer, hedge trimmer, Sawzall, Chain saw 12". I find Dewalt more user friendly in design - good LED lights in front, variable switches, etc. However they are pricier. Not all Dewalt tools are good. The Bosch Angle Grinder is much better. Corded Drill and Driver - $100 pair - any brand roughly. 20V Cordless Dewalt Battery Drill and Driver - On sale at Home Depot now for $200 - Drill, Driver, 2 Lithium batteries, charger, bag. Very good deal. XR is Brushless, no XR is with carbon brushes. Buy the 885 or 887 models - good deals. Brushless simply means the carbon brushes are inside the tool which will eventually die out, so don't waste money buying 'brushless'. Carbon brushes are simply springs attached to a little block of carbon that looks like pencil lead. You unscrew some piece of the tool and replace them every 1-2 yrs. Get genuine Dewalt, not Amazon fakes. Makita is also good. I like Dewalt for these two tools, as they are very intelligently built. Buy these and they are user friendly, last forever. Forget corded, pain in the A**. Your drill should be chuckless (no key needed), variable speed, At least 1/2" size, and must have the hammer function. Impact Driver (screwdriver) should be chuckless, variable speed, have good LED lights in front. The 887 models are very nice but pricey. As a compromise, buy the 885 Drill and 887 Driver. When buying a bundled kit, make sure that you have all the functionality I listed. Sometimes they sell you a cheaper model! Drill bits: $10 a box. Titanium or Tungsten coated for wood, and separate ones for metal. Get also masonry drill bits - only the size you need for your project. You can drill thru concrete wall, make holes in ceramic bowls to convert to planters, drill thru glass and any tile. Wear goggles!!! Spray water on tile, ceramic, glass as you drill and set drill to 'hammer' mode. Start at an angle so bit does not skip. Non-hammer mode will not drill thru these materials. Hammer mode for glass, etc. Regular drill mode for wood and metal. Circular saw Cordless 20V Dewalt is $100. A cheaper alternative to a table saw but unless you are cutting wood at Home Depot parking lot or doing a lot of mobile builds away from a power source, no point. If you need a small mobile saw, get the cordless battery version. Dewalt is useful but be aware they make a smaller blade size so less choices in blades, and I don't like being forced to buy one brand. Use a corded Makita instead. Concrete float, sponge, and trowel for setting tile - $10 each or less. Buy grooved as per tile size. Painting: use a roller or brush and avoid major costs. If you still need to spray paint, then buy the Porter Cable 6 gal pancake compressor that any woman can lift easily for $149 + 3 tools that come as a kit: brad nailer, finish nailer, stapler. Look for Home Depot deals. Go to Harbor Freight and get paint sprayer. Start spraying. Harbor freight: Nitrile gloves $13 pack of 50 at 0.9 mil, goggles $2 each. Wear a shower cap for painting. Large holes in wood - use Hole saw set $10 - attach one to your drill and make a hole thru wood. If you need to make a partial hole only, use Forstner bits -more expensive. 2:34 - This is a Chop saw/ Miter Saw. You don't need this to start out with. Its meant for chopping strips of wood. You can do the same with a table saw or circular saw. These run cheap from $150 - $800. Lot of options: Bevel, dual bevel, sliding arm, compound, laser guide, corded, cordless, etc. A decent Dewalt one with most functions runs $650 + tax. You do not need this. 2:38 - This is a Kreg Jig for joinery. When you want an invisible join in a drawer for example, this allows you to drill holes on inside so screw is hidden. A bit pricey from $30 - $100 but very useful ... IF you are making cabinets or drawers or have lots of invisible joins. You do not need this. Use a simple butt join instead unless you want to ramp up your skills. 3:01 - The stapler used here comes free when you buy the air compressor I mentioned above. Load up staples of any size, turn on the compressor and boom, boom, boom you are in business. Wear goggles!!! Do any piece of upholstery professionally! Best wood glue: Titebond Premium II (not I, not III) under $10. Do not use Elmers, Gorilla, Spray adhesives. Construction glue - thick pasty, holds up anything - Loctite Power Grab Caulking tube + Caulking Gun $20 both. Do not buy tubes of glue your fingers will fall off from squeezing. Let the caulking gun do the work. Tiling - it is super easy to tile, but as precise as making a cake. Follow directions exactly about mixing time, proportions, etc. Use MAPEI products from Lowes - the best. Thinset Mortar - mix with water or Polymer (does not crack with earthquakes or in a van build) - spread with a trowel, stick your tile on it, let dry. Grout - sanded or unsanded - mix with water or Grout Maximizer (Polymer) and fill in the cracks. Wipe off with yellow sponge (don't use any other type). Let dry. Grout Maximizer is a Mapei product from Italy. It has a built in sealant. No cracking and falling off, no sealant required every year. Use it! 4:21 - Jigsaw - $45 Ryobi corded to $100 Dewalt Cordless. Useful tool for delicate cuts, curved cuts, shaving off trim. 4:42 - Table saw - Portable Dewalt Corded tables saw runs around $400. Invaluable tool. Easy to store. You really need this to cut shelves, boards, anything. Do not buy a cheap table saw it will be out of alignment. Best little sander to buy is the Dewalt Corded Random Orbit Sander for $65 - $100. Variable speed. Buy Diablo 5" disc hook and loop (Velcro) sandpaper in grits 80, 150, 220 for most projects. Mesh sandpaper is the absolute best. Attach your vacuum to it for even less dust. Do not buy a Palm Sander! You will always need a Studfinder - Zircon brand is good. HDepot has some sales going on now. $20 - $40. Locates the wood studs behind the wall so you can hang stuff easily. This is critical. My favorite tool is the Bosch Angle Grinder 5" with variable speed, paddle switch, and a continuous operation button. I buy the wire cup brushes from Harbor Freight - 4.5" or 4" accessories are fine on the 5". Use the wire brushes to remove rust so you don't waste sand paper. Use Flapdics for aggressive sanding. Use cutting wheels for slicing thru metal, grinding wheels for grinding down metal. Use diamond wheels for cutting tile, glass, concrete (spray water on these). You will love your angle grinder!!!! Best tool in the universe. Be a superhero of tools!

These aren't for folks on a budget. Get real.

Horton has been adopted!!! Yay! May you find love fun and peace in your forever home... please people - human kindness to animals is severely underrated. Do your best. Be your best self!

Восхищают творческие и рукастые люди!)

Nothing makes me angrier than people taking perfectly fine beautiful antique furniture and remaking it into the ugliest copy-paste modern furniture you can find for cheap in the nearest furniture store. If you want modern furniture in your home buy it instead of vandalizing antique furniture

Некоторые понравились, но некоторые просто реклама инструментов, так как сами вещи хуже, чем то, из чего они переделаны) Парочка очень хороших идей есть. Спасибо

Símplemente sorprendente. Geniales ideas. GRACIAS 👏👏👏

It always hurts my soul when I see people painting wood :(

Боже мой,как только рука поднялась закрасить серой краской такой красивый комод.

As a person who loves antiques, 5:58 hurt. As a person who does commercial painting, 5:58 hurt x2

Que ideias incríveis!...Amei.

Caramba! É tanta criatividade 🙄🤭😘👏👏👏👏😍

Super,to ja poproszę o wiecej takich projektów,brawo za kreatywnosc

Обожаю таких людей, из ничего конфетку сумеют сделать 😘!

Funcional, ótimas ideias práticas. Lindo trabalho.

Wow, great ideas. Thank you for sharing

Несколько идей очень понравилось. Возьму на заметку. Спасибо.

Очень понравилась идея со шкафом. Решили сделать у себя. Пожелайте удачи😄🤝

Сколько прекрасных идей!👍🏻👏👏👏Super!!!

Sus ingenios son de muchísima utilidad, gracias.

Eu já apronto sem ver esses vídeos, imagina agora 😁

que belleza todos sus trabajos... una cosa más bonita que otra. los felicito!!

Love all these I just wish the products were listed in the drop box. XOXO anyway...❤❤❤

Excelentes ideas admiro vuestra imaginación 👏👏👏

Гениальные идеи для дома! Muchas gracias!

Great ideas!! Love your creativity.

Fantastic and inspirational designs, thanks Quantum Tech.

Ну наконец-то наши « хитрости», а не лайфхаки.. спасибо❤❤❤

Love the last one!!! 💯 Nice bookshelf 😉

Grandes genios .me gustó todo.abre la cabeza un montón son artistas.❤❤❤

👍👍👍👏👏👏. Спасибо, всё очень круто! Успехов и удачи Вашему творчеству!

Ой какие вы Молодцы... Взяла идеи для себя.. благодарю удачи вам!!

Genial gracias x tus ideas

창의적인 작업과정👏👏👏 많은 영감을 받고가요❤💖🧡

Tudo lindissimo Parabéns Deus abéncçoé

Idéias maravilhosas!!👌❤️🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🌻

Sensacional!

You have to be an expert builder to do some of these projects, lol!

Genial. Muchas gracias

Quién pudiera tener tanta habilidad y destreza, esas herramientas y buen manejo de ellas. Sufro, como cuando observo todos los inventos x ej chinos que facilitan muchas cosas y en mi país no hay, pero felicitaciones y gracias

I Absolutely Loved them All ♥️

Anda!!!! cuantas ideas para mi loft!!!!!!!!! que fantástico!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!😀😄😍🤩😯

genial las ideas gracias por compartir con nosotras 🙏

Se fossi capace di costruire da sola tutte queste cose, non avrei neppure bisogno dell'Ikea !!!#

Perfect...❤️😍 Bealtyful......👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Супер! Золотые головы и руки! Спасибо большое за прекрасные идеи! Подписалась и хочу пожелать вам вдохновения и воплощения всех идей в жизнь!

I enjoyed this video, some great ideas

It's great having a handyman dad, because whenever I watch these kinds of videos I have his voice in my head pointing out all of the flaws, and why many of these projects are going to fall apart really quickly! I feel sorry for the people who do these types of projects expecting to make a quality product, only to realise they've wasted their time and money! For the record, using the right tool and/or product is essential to creating a quality product!!! For example, the amount of times I've seen people use a hot glue gun when that is one of the weakest glues around, and is ENTIRELY INAPPROPRIATE for their project is insane! Different materials require different glues, and how you use the final product can determine which type of glue is the most appropriate out of all the types of glues that material works well with! If you want to do a project and you're unskilled, do your research! Don't assume the person in the videos knows what they're doing!

Nowadays people don't like simple things. They make them complicated. Lots of free time they have.

Fikirler süper...👏👏👏

You are right.. Some people are handy and do a lot of DIY. I have tools for stuff around the house. Cutting tree branches or trim work inside/outside, otherwise I would not need a saw.

sem palavras parabéns

Amei tds as dicas.

Well out of my league in terms of skill and ability.

Necesitas tener un taller de carpintería para hacer más de la mitad de las ideas,no compensa.

Last one was awesome technique

Actually, I need a few of these hacks for my home.

Excelente 👌

Золотые ручки!🥰🤩

All you need is very expensive tools!!

Thanks for the idea to use jute on furniture 💪

Some of this good work is making dusting nightmares 😁🤣

спасибо за прекрасные идеи. мне очень понравились ВСЕ ваши переделки. Некоторые я взала на вооружение. Но у вас очень много товаров разных для рукоделия. У нас такого нет...к сожалению. Удачи вам и здоровья.

Parabéns. Ameiiiiiii

Многое понравилось. Спасибо

Olá amigo muito legal esse vídeo

Wow trop top j'adore !!

Hi my friend, it was great as always I enjoyed it

Recycled materials and up-cycled pieces make creating beautiful things more affordable. Save even ugly old hardware you remove; it makes a great base for vintage buttons to become classy drawer pulls, or practicing new techniques.

Wow great video 👍 beautiful 😍 thanks for sharing this video

Perfekt 💪

Какие-то то не реальные вещи делаете просто очень красиво классно супер

Excelentes ideas decorativas, gracias por compartir.

That was brilliant!!! Loved every idea!

Всё гениальное - просто! 😆👍

Si algunos trucos Stan bien pero en los hogares no tenemos este tipo de erramientas cortadoras lijadoras taladros que lo hacen todo como mucho tenemos un taladro normal y corriente y cuatro cosas más. Así que estos trucos para los profesionales 😉

Хороший ролик, есть очень интересные идеи, спасибо!

Wow,💯👌👍👏👏👏👏,saludos desde Costa Rica,Centroamérica.

Great work 👌 very interesting vedio 🙏 thanks

Good videos, keep making it!!

Это просто бомба,класс🔥🔥🔥

Genius IKEA hacks, but to make some of these items of furniture it seems you need a proper workshop, expensive power tools, a lot of DIY know-how and loads of time...

Super pomysły,

Yep. Cool. Just got to buy the entire contents of a DIY shop now...

Wow some of these are actually good, usually these types of videos are full of ridiculous or useless things.

Как здорово , молодцы.

Nice ideas but can someone explain to me why a closet needs to look pretty?

Not added in the low budget price: the cost of all that professional gear that's needed to make all of this. And that's expensive...

Wait, the wardrobe (guardarobe??) what’s that got to do with ikea or ikea hack?

Bonne idée ,👌👌👌

Koszi szepen❤❤❤❤❤❤

The wardrobe is possible only if you have wall made from wood or paper.

MEGA Cool!

É tão legal assistir a esses vídeos!🥰🥰

The herringbone door was a great idea but black would be my last choice to paint it

OMG There is a lot of gold in here!

Спасибо, супер

Người phụ nữ biết làm rất hay !

Bravo de super idées 💡 💡 dommage pour moi que sa soit pas en français 😀