Black & Decker, Craftsman, News, Stanley, Tools
What do you get when you combine two great American tool companies into one? You get 327 combined years of tool making experience. That’s right, 327 combined years! On March 9, 2017 Stanley Black & …
Written by: Anne Marie
I grew up south of Buffalo, NY, an area euphemistically called the “persistent snow band.” That’s weather-speak for “snow dump central.” Back in the day, we never owned a snow blower; hell, there were six …
Written by: Phil
Seems like lately I find myself getting cranky if I actually have to uncoil an extension cord, or schlep my compressor up the stairs and plug my ears while I wait for it to compress. …
Written by: Phil
I had to flex my pecs to pick this mother up, too. And you’ll have to read carefully if you want to find much more criticism in this review. Honestly, the grunting and groaning possibly …
Written by: Peter
Recently, Milwaukee introduced the Drywaller’s Dream Duo – a couple of tools designed to make the labor-intensive job of drywall installation a whole lot easier, faster, and more fun. Well, two out of three ain’t …
Written by: Phil
Lighting, Ridgid, Tools, Videos
As battery and LED technology improves, Ridgid and the other major toolmakers continue to introduce brighter, more efficient job site lighting options. Recently, we took a look at Ridgid’s versatile folding LED panel light. It …
Written by: Phil
, Tools, Woodworking
When you want to do some serious drilling, you need a serious drill press. Teknatool’s NOVA Voyager DVR Drill Press wears that description like a glove. Teknatool is best known for their highly respected NOVA …
Written by: Steve
Blaklader, Bosch, DeWalt, Gear, Hilti, Makita, , News, Skil, Stihl, Tools
What happens in Vegas doesn’t necessarily stay in Vegas, not when it’s news from the World of Concrete 2017 trade show anyway. I’d share everything I saw at this wonderland of concrete and construction tools, …
Written by: Michael Springer
On the long list of skills I don’t possess, mudding and finishing drywall is pretty close to the top. There is ample evidence of this in my earlier DIY projects, where I spent hours feathering …
Written by: Phil
