Deals and Steals, DeWalt, Milwaukee Tool, Rockler
The last place you want to be is stumbling around your shop or job site when the lights go out. Now that the days are getting shorter and the nights are getting longer, it’s time …
Written by: Ryan
This post is sponsored by The Home Depot. Going green has gotten a lot more attention in recent years. The shift to green has also been happening with lasers used in construction and home improvement, …
Written by: Marc Lyman
Electronics, How To, Smart Home
Just over a month ago, my daughter and her family moved from Pennsylvania to a black hole, aka the genteel city of Augusta, Georgia. They soon discovered two things: First, that “genteel” is another way …
Written by: Phil
This post is sponsored by The Home Depot. I recently received the Ryobi One+ 3/8” 18v impact wrench to test. Still being about 20 years behind the multiple advances in tool technology, I had some …
Written by: Stephen
Deals and Steals, DeWalt, Makita
The only thing scarier than the next big horror movie is paying full retail for your tools. The deals featured this week will give you an edge when it comes to working in the dark, …
Written by: Ryan
Level and plumb are two of the basics of construction and Keson has been at the craft since 1968 when Roy Nosek started the business out of his basement. There are substantive differences in their …
Written by: Bob
Murphy and his stupid law dictates that an air conditioner must always break down at the absolute worst time: right after the repair services close up shop for the weekend. And always in the dead …
Written by: Steve
Mushrooms are generally considered to be a highly nutritious food source. And I love mushrooms: stewed in soup, chopped up in omelettes, cubed in gravy on steaks… Okay, maybe they’re not as healthy as they …
Written by: Lauren
For a fast, neat job when trimming laminate or getting a nice edge profile, nothing beats a compact router. Most are fairly easy to set up and control, and can accept a variety of bits …
Written by: Phil
The best season for outdoor fun depends on where you live. In the “sunshine state” (my neck of the woods), our seasons go as follows: 3 weeks of winter > 2 weeks of bliss > …
Written by: Steve