Women, this holiday season, vengeance is ours! (You know, because Christmas was ushered in with gifts of gold, mir and retribution. I like to keep things traditional.)
I doubt I’m the only lady out there who has opened a gift on Christmas morning that was household chore-focused. One year, the guy I was dating gave me oven mitts. And the next gift I unwrapped from him? I kid you not – vacuum filters. VACUUM FILTERS. You know what I had given him? Tickets to an NBA game. Yeah.
If your current spouse has ever gifted you with such a useful, practical, hateful present – it’s time to return the favor with the SKIL 18-Volt 4-Tool Ni-Cd Combo Kit. Guess who’s getting to those little projects around the house in 2010? Mwahuahahrry Christmas! [click to continue…]
This video is sort of Spike Jonze meets Jackass meets Tool Time – but it just goes to show you, if you duct tape your Craftsman cordless power drill to a mannequin, duct tape that mannequin to a bike and then toss that bike off a seven-story building, your drill will still be workable in the hands of hipsters.
The Bosch PS20-2A doesn’t claim to be a full size cordless drill replacement. But once you get your hands on one of these, you may reach for it far more often than your standard cordless drill. . . . especially for driving screws. The Bosch PS20 is designed to drive, not to drill big holes. If you’re OK with more screwing and less drilling (and who isn’t?), then this is the tool for you!
One basic difference between a cordless driver like the PS20 and a standard drill is the chuck. With the PS20, you’ll need hex ball-detent bits (these are the longer hex bits with a little groove in them). If you plan to use little 1″ or shorter hex bits, you’ll want a separate magnetic bit holder for them. I personally prefer the detent bits over the magnetic bit holder. These longer bits won’t pull out of the tool when you pull them away from screws. I find the [click to continue…]
Women, this holiday season, vengeance is ours! (You know, because Christmas was ushered in with gifts of gold, mir and retribution. I like to keep things traditional.)
