  I think I may have stumbled upon the greatest thing ever. If I ever had a chance at becoming Batman this is it! The Sherriltree Big Shot Slingshot, is not just a gigantic slingshot. It’s …
Written by: Leroy
For when things get dicey, there certainly is a place in the home for a multi tasking do-it-all tool like the 4 in 1 Emergency Tool by Emergency Disaster Systems. Emergency Disaster Systems are the …
Written by: Brad
We recently reviewed a sizable Kobalt mechanics tool kit destined to activate the salivary glands of many gearheads. However, not everyone needs 200+ pieces of chrome goodness. If you need socket set access around the …
Written by: Marc Lyman
DIY Discussion, How To, Woodworking
A major bonus in hooking up with an old friend to do a project like this wooden surfboard is the camaraderie that comes from working together on a labor of love…  and using his garage. …
Written by: Brad
Not long ago, CNC Routers and sundry computer-controlled machining tools were the realm of specialty fabrication shops. Housed only in places that made custom aerospace widgets for Predator drones or specialized parts for multi-million dollar …
Written by: Marc Lyman
Can you tell that I am into gardening? It’s so relaxing and I love the fact that a little work in the beginning pays off with great dividends at the end. For example, I just …
Written by: Leroy
What do you get the guy in your life that has everything? Got an outdoors-y adrenaline junky that can’t get enough excitement? Or perhaps you’re a wanna be hero of the ages. Well check this …
Written by: Leroy
We’ve got news of some new tools from IRWIN Marples that are not only high quality and well designed, but the saw blades they’re now turning out will give you a new corner on cool, …
Written by: Brad
If you’re looking for the best Lowes coupon, you’ve come to the right place. In Home Fixated’s ongoing series of articles designed to stretch your home improvement dollar to the max, we’re here to fix …
Written by: Marc Lyman
According to Wikipedia, “A gnat is any of many species of tiny flying insects in the Dipterid suborder Nematocera, especially those in the families Mycetophilidae, Anisopodidae and Sciaridae.” Uh huh. All I know is that …
Written by: Marc Lyman