Top 50 DIY YouTube Influencers

See which YouTube influencers and creators work with DIY brands. Discover sponsored YouTubers in DIY and which companies pay them for sponsorships.

DIY niche overview

3.2K

Creator mentions

22.9K

Video mentions

218K

Median Subscribers

October 31, 2026

Last data update

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In the DIY space, we track 3,199 YouTube channels, 111 sponsors, and have detected 22,883 mentions.

Top 50 DIY YouTube Influencers ranking table

A machine-readable summary of the visible influencer ranking.

Rank	Influencer	Brands mentioned	Sponsorship mentions	Subscribers
1	Evan and Katelyn	11	105	1,580,000
2	Crafted Workshop	11	49	1,110,000
3	The Den of Tools	10	104	314,000
4	wittworks	10	25	261,000
5	Fix This Build That	10	23	2,030,000
6	Tool Show	9	170	266,000
7	April Wilkerson	9	65	1,590,000
8	I Like To Make Stuff	9	42	3,360,000
9	Modern Builds	9	34	1,820,000
10	Hacksmith Industries	8	309	15,300,000
11	Keith Johnson Woodworking	8	76	386,000
12	HomeMadeModern	8	70	1,630,000
13	Stumpy Nubs (James Hamilton)	8	49	1,010,000
14	Modustrial Maker	8	38	996,000
15	Builders Blueprint	8	17	373,000
16	CNC Kitchen	7	159	678,000
17	Building Jay’s Way	7	152	112,000
18	John Malecki	7	133	1,630,000
19	Michael Alm (ALM FAB)	7	110	640,000
20	Spencley Design Co.	7	91	230,000
21	Jonny Builds	7	83	768,000
22	Jay Bates	7	75	690,000
23	Make Something	7	71	938,000
24	731 Woodworks	7	46	819,000
25	Fisher's Shop	7	42	437,000
26	The Next Layer	7	36	221,000
27	Jenna Phipps	7	23	1,490,000
28	Shop Nation	7	19	467,000
29	Stud Pack	7	17	728,000
30	The Wood Whisperer	7	16	881,000
31	Living to DIY with Rachel Metz	7	15	592,000
32	Chop Busters	7	11	1,500,000
33	Wesley Treat	6	63	187,000
34	Peter Brown	6	50	770,000
35	Morley Kert	6	49	1,150,000
36	ModBot	6	48	163,000
37	Tina Le	6	47	277,000
38	MandicReally	6	47	62,100
39	DIY Tiff	6	28	102,000
40	DIY Wife	6	21	308,000
41	jimmydiresta	6	18	2,030,000
42	3x3Custom - Tamar	6	17	887,000
43	Jeff Geerling	6	11	1,100,000
44	Shara Woodshop Diaries	6	7	363,000
45	Bourbon Moth Woodworking	5	583	1,250,000
46	Linus Tech Tips	5	174	16,900,000
47	mpoxDE	5	121	238,000
48	Foureyes Furniture	5	100	1,360,000
49	Mad City Modern	5	73	146,000
50	Woby Design	5	54	253,000

Evan and Katelyn

@evanandkatelyn

1.58M subs 11 brands

Crafted Workshop

@craftedworkshop

1.11M subs 11 brands

The Den of Tools

@denoftools

314K subs 10 brands

wittworks

@wittworks

261K subs 10 brands

Fix This Build That

@fixthisbuildthat

2.03M subs 10 brands

Tool Show

@toolshow

266K subs 9 brands

April Wilkerson

@aprilwilkerson

1.59M subs 9 brands

I Like To Make Stuff

@iliketomakestuff

3.36M subs 9 brands

Modern Builds

@modernbuilds

1.82M subs 9 brands

#10

Hacksmith Industries

@hacksmith

15.3M subs 8 brands

#11

Keith Johnson Woodworking

@keithjohnsoncustomwoodworking

386K subs 8 brands

#12

HomeMadeModern

@homemademodern

1.63M subs 8 brands

#13

Stumpy Nubs (James Hamilton)

@stumpynubs

1.01M subs 8 brands

#14

Modustrial Maker

@modustrial

996K subs 8 brands

#15

Builders Blueprint

@buildersblueprint

373K subs 8 brands

#16

CNC Kitchen

@cnckitchen

678K subs 7 brands

#17

Building Jay’s Way

@building_jays_way

112K subs 7 brands

#18

John Malecki

@john_malecki

1.63M subs 7 brands

#19

Michael Alm (ALM FAB)

@michaelalm

640K subs 7 brands

#20

Spencley Design Co.

@spencleydesignco

230K subs 7 brands

#21

Jonny Builds

@jonnybuilds

768K subs 7 brands

#22

Jay Bates

@jaybates

690K subs 7 brands

#23

Make Something

@makesomething

938K subs 7 brands

#24

731 Woodworks

@731woodworks

819K subs 7 brands

#25

Fisher's Shop

@fishersshop

437K subs 7 brands

#26

The Next Layer

@thenextlayer

221K subs 7 brands

#27

Jenna Phipps

@jennaphipps

1.49M subs 7 brands

#28

Shop Nation

@shopnation

467K subs 7 brands

#29

Stud Pack

@studpack

728K subs 7 brands

#30

The Wood Whisperer

@woodwhisperer

881K subs 7 brands

#31

Living to DIY with Rachel Metz

@livingtodiywithrachelmetz

592K subs 7 brands

#32

Chop Busters

@chopbusters

1.5M subs 7 brands

#33

Wesley Treat

@wesleytreat

187K subs 6 brands

#34

Peter Brown

@peterbrownwastaken

770K subs 6 brands

#35

Morley Kert

@morleykert

1.15M subs 6 brands

#36

ModBot

@modbotarmy

163K subs 6 brands

#37

Tina Le

@tinalemac

277K subs 6 brands

#38

MandicReally

@mandicreally

62.1K subs 6 brands

#39

DIY Tiff

@diytiff

102K subs 6 brands

#40

DIY Wife

@diywife

308K subs 6 brands

#41

jimmydiresta

@jimmydiresta

2.03M subs 6 brands

#42

3x3Custom - Tamar

@3x3customtamar

887K subs 6 brands

#43

Jeff Geerling

@jeffgeerling

1.1M subs 6 brands

#44

Shara Woodshop Diaries

@woodshopdiaries

363K subs 6 brands

#45

Bourbon Moth Woodworking

@bourbonmoth

1.25M subs 5 brands

#46

Linus Tech Tips

@linustechtips

16.9M subs 5 brands

#47

mpoxDE

@mpoxde

238K subs 5 brands

#48

Foureyes Furniture

@foureyes.furniture

1.36M subs 5 brands

#49

Mad City Modern

@madcitymodern

146K subs 5 brands

#50

Woby Design

@wobydesign

253K subs 5 brands

About the DIY niche

DIY content on YouTube spans a wide spectrum of hands-on making, building, and fixing, from woodworking and home renovation to electronics prototyping and large-scale restoration projects. Viewers come for practical instruction but stay for the problem-solving process, the honest mistakes, and the satisfaction of watching raw materials become finished work. Brands like Rockler and TotalBoat reflect just how specialized the supply chain behind this content can be, serving creators who take their craft seriously.

Creators in this space tend to build unusually loyal audiences because the content is inherently personal, rooted in a specific workshop, skill level, and aesthetic sensibility. Tutorial formats, project walkthroughs, and tool reviews all perform well, and viewers often return to the same creator repeatedly because trust in technique and taste matters as much as the information itself. That ongoing relationship encourages deep engagement and active comment sections.

For brands, the appeal is high purchase intent paired with a highly receptive audience that is actively shopping for tools, materials, and supplies to complete real projects. Sponsorships feel natural here because the product and the content are inseparable, making this niche a reliable environment for demonstrating value rather than simply advertising it.

How this ranking is calculated

Sponsorship.so detects when YouTube influencers and creators mention diy brands by analyzing YouTube videos every day. The ranking prioritizes the number of distinct brands each influencer mentions that match the diy niche.

Frequently asked questions

Who are the top diy YouTube influencers?

The top diy YouTube influencers on this page are ranked by Sponsorship.so's tracked sponsorship data. The visible list includes channels such as Evan and Katelyn, Crafted Workshop, and The Den of Tools.

How does Sponsorship.so rank diy influencers?

Sponsorship.so ranks diy influencers by the number of distinct brands they mention, detected sponsorship mentions, and subscriber count as a tie-breaker.

What does this diy influencer page show?

This page shows YouTube influencers and creators connected to diy sponsors, including the brands they mention, sponsorship activity, subscriber counts, and related niche data.

How often is this diy influencer data updated?

The latest data update shown for this influencer ranking is October 31, 2026. Sponsorship.so refreshes influencer, creator, and sponsorship intelligence as new YouTube activity is detected.

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