Lighting, Milwaukee Tool, Tools
The options for working in the dark have come a long way. First it was a torch, then oil lamps and candles, and eventually the flashlight. While flashlights still have their uses, I often find …
Written by: Marc Lyman
It’s that time of year again – time for a glimpse behind the red velvet curtain of mystery that surrounds Milwaukee Tool’s crack team of tool developers. If you’re a fan of Milwaukee, or if …
Written by: Marc Lyman
Brands, DeWalt, JET, Makita, Milwaukee Tool, News, Rockler
Happy Fourth of July from News Nirvana! It’s time to break out the fireworks, barbecue and power tools because summer is officially here! It might be hot outside, but we’ve got the coolest tools, right …
Written by: Eric
DeWalt, Dremel, Hitachi, Milwaukee Tool, News
Welcome to the Father’s Day edition of News Nirvana! What better way to celebrate your dad than with a new tool, and this News Nirvana is packed full of great new tools from Milwaukee, Hitachi, …
Written by: Eric
Brands, DeWalt, Dremel, Milwaukee Tool, News, Worx
With April Showers brings May flowers, and with the May News Nirvana comes a bouquet of tool goodies fresh from the tool garden (or at least the manufacturers). Just like any good May flower garden, …
Written by: Eric
Brushless motor technology and the supporting battery and high-tech circuitry and wizardry that accompany it continue to challenge our beliefs about what jobs a cordless tool might be appropriate for. Grinders are a tool that …
Written by: Marc Lyman
Bosch, Klein, Makita, Milwaukee Tool, News
Happy Easter and welcome to another egg-citing News Nirvana. In this edition, we decided it wasn’t fair that the kids are the only ones who get a basket full of treats, so we packed this …
Written by: Eric
Bosch, DeWalt, Klein, Makita, Milwaukee Tool, News
Welcome to the spring break edition of News Nirvana! Whether or not spring has sprung in your neck of the woods, we’re here to bring you a ray of sunshine and a little bit of …
Written by: Eric
It’s no secret, I like sharp things. Except for when I cut myself with one. Luckily, ever since I sliced my finger with my first Swiss Army knife at age five-ish, I’ve held a healthy …
Written by: Marc Lyman
Once the domain of solely corded tools, reciprocating saws no longer need to be tethered to a wall outlet. Despite this transition, going cordless typically meant some pretty serious compromises in terms of power and …
Written by: Marc Lyman