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For the dad who DIYs
More sweet Father’s Day ideas … or handy stuff to get for yourself!
- A magnetic wristband ($9.99) for holding nails, screws and bolts while he’s working. You know … dad jewelry.
- Even the dad with the most kitted-out toolbox probably doesn’t have a damaged-screw extractor set ($9.99). Don’t forget to click on the coupon for an additional 20% off.
- This universal socket adapter for his drill has nearly 20,000 five-star reviews, and it’s 10% off ($8.99).
- If he’s ever smashed his thumb hammering a nail, this nail-holder ($9.99) will be a very thoughtful gift, as well as a nice little callback joke to the time he smashed his thumb hammering a nail.
- A multitool ($11.99) that’s a screwdriver, hex wrench, cord cutter, ruler, box opener, bottle opener and a keychain. Phew!
Sometimes, a guy just needs a very good utility knife (50% off, $12.98).
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