Metabo HPT 36V Hammer Drill Reviewed
When it comes to picking a drill, it’s not about what color you prefer but matching power to the job and not lugging around heavyweight … Read more
Ryobi Miter Saw Not Cutting Straight? Checks To Run
The Ryobi miter saw sits on the bench, all prepared to make a cut, and you carefully position board. Yet it cuts incorrectly: maybe just … Read more
Warrior Cobalt Drill Bits Reviewed
Nothing is more frustrating then a broken drill bit. You’re in the middle of a project, and then you need to bore through a steel … Read more
Changing Bits On A Dremel
A Dremel rotary tool are very versatile. It can cut, drill, grind, sand and polish various types of material. For someone who has never used … Read more
Massca Pocket Hole Jig Or Kreg?
Pocket hole jigs revolutionized woodworking by making complicated joinery easy, just drill and drive. It take practice but eventualy you’ll get it right. For many … Read more
Corded vs Cordless Miter Saw Compared
The tool aisle is your moment of truth: The large, sturdy corded miter saw awaits on one side. Always plugged in, it provides steady juice … Read more
Getting A Skil Circular Saw Back In Its Case
Many people finds their Skil circular saw impossible to get back into its case. Job complete! Cut done. Now how do you put this thing … Read more
Pin Detent Or Friction Ring – Which Anvil?
In the world of blacksmithing there’s always a discussion about which anvil attachment to use: Pin Detent or Friction Ring. Purists will tell you they … Read more
Skil Reciprocating Saw Reviewed
Imagine trying to cut a pipe or a wall stud with handsaw. That handle slip and the blade bite at the wood, frustrating the effort. … Read more
Tightening The Chain On A Greenworks Pole Saw
Here’s what happens: You stand on a ladder holding the Greenworks pole saw, only to realize the chain has slipped off the bar. Now it’s … Read more
Metabo Battery Charger Faults, Diagnosed
When you drop your tool on the floor and battery turns off, you get annoyed. When it turns back on and you plug it in … Read more