Beamish's workshop compilation gives nail clippers a second job
A repurposed grooming tool joins magnetic pickups and bearing extraction in the clips channel's most-watched upload of the week.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
Handymen at the Absolute Peak of Their Skills in Difficult Repairs #easy #quick #diy #repairs
Beamish packed fifteen uploads into a week of hose checks, cleaning tricks and woodworking, but its busiest selection found another use for the humble nail clipper: screw it to a wooden block and turn it into a wire stripper.
That's one of the demonstrations in "Handymen at the Absolute Peak of Their Skills in Difficult Repairs #easy #quick #diy #repairs", which reached roughly 283,000 views. Beamish shares a compilation of unidentified craftspeople working without spoken commentary, rather than a single maker's workshop project.
The opening puts hot glue and a small magnet to work on a hammer tip. Elsewhere, a long bolt and nuts become a bearing extractor, while sandpaper attached to a hole saw combines cutting and smoothing a drywall opening. A plastic bottle and magnet supply another improvised tool, this time for picking up nails. The appeal is in watching familiar objects acquire unfamiliar jobs.
That repair compilation is also gathering the most views each day in Beamish's catalog, with the new everyday-solutions and woodworking selections supplying more momentum. Across the channel, weekly viewing totaled nearly 19 million, and subscribers increased, although daily viewing is currently below its usual pace.
Among nearby DIY channels, ForgeCore and Grind Hard Plumbing Co are enjoying above-usual daily viewing, while Simone Giertz is quieter. Beamish's own biggest regular-video touchstone remains "Smart & Easy DIY Tricks That Actually Work! #smart #easy #diy #trick", another collection built around the pleasure of an unexpected fix.
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What viewers say
dude made a knife, from a brush.
@firstman9273See it on YouTubeSoldering copper to galvanized fitting. ?
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- Channel
- Beamish
- Subscribers
- 2,640,000 ▲ 10,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 18,672,668
- Videos published this week
- 15
- Video published
- October 29, 2026
- Video views so far
- 282,595
- Views on its first day
- 119,173
The numbers
Here's how Beamish's busy upload week translated into views and subscribers.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which grooming tool becomes a wire stripper in Beamish's repair compilation?
The compilation shows nail clippers mounted on a wooden block to strip wire.

