There are some experiences in life that are so exceedingly rare, so unique, that just being in their presence is cause enough to sit back and enjoy the view. Things like the Green Flash during …
Written by: Rob
Bosch, Klein, Milwaukee Tool, News, Werner
Right now, we’re about 12 weeks out from the general election here in the US. While we maintain this website as a mostly non-political place where we can all come together over a shared love …
Written by: Rob
Deals and Steals, DeWalt, JET, Makita, Rockler, Werner
Working from home means a lot more these days. And, if you’re looking around realizing how much work you really have to do, don’t fret. These hardware resources and tool deals will give you a …
Written by: Ryan
Makita, Milwaukee Tool, News, Werner
In this installment of Tool News Nirvana, we’ll learn about a power scraper and a quiet compressor from Makita, a compact toolbox and a new charger from Milwaukee, and a new ladder from Werner. Home …
Written by: Rob
Sponsored, Tools, Videos, Werner
This post is sponsored by The Home Depot. Every so often, everyone needs a boost. Whether it’s to see what’s on that next shelf up, or to clamber 18’ up to tend the gutter garden, …
Written by: Phil
Okay, I admit it – I don’t like working high. I much prefer keeping my feet firmly planted on the ground. What did you think I meant? When I do have to leave the security …
Written by: Phil
In my relentless quest to get to the top, I have accumulated a lot of ladders over the years. I own one 32’, two 24’, and a 20’ extension ladder, and one 8’ and three …
Written by: Phil
Green, How To, Storage, Videos, Werner
Tired of dragging out the sketchy stepladder whenever it’s time to schlep another load of worthless crap valuable mementos up to the attic? Instead of wiggling your butt through a 14” scuttle hole in the …
Written by: Phil
Several years ago we embarked on a fateful remodel project. It was a questionable use of resources, but now we have at least one section of our house that is less likely to instantly crumble …
Written by: Marc Lyman