Powermatic PM1000 Table Saw Reviewed
The Powermatic PM1000 is a cabinet saw that tries to bridge gap between heavy industrial beasts and tools that fit in residential garage. It bridges … Read more
SawStop Industrial vs Professional – What’s The Difference?
Here’s what happens: You’re standing in middle of an aisle in big box home improvement store. On one side is a table saw that seem … Read more
DeWalt DCD791 vs DCD796 – Which Drill To Own?
If you’ve ever been shopping for a new drill, the DeWalt DCD796 and DeWalt DCD791 models looks almost exactly alike from the shelf. They have … Read more
Using A DeWalt 18V Battery In A 14.4V Tool
In your garage you has a 14.4V drill and a 18V DeWalt battery. While they both appears to be roughly the same shape, they don’t … Read more
Changing The Blade On A Rockwell Sonicrafter F30
The trick to changing a blade on the Rockwell Sonicrafter F30 is paying close attention. It’s no ordinary jigsaw. While tool does use some ultrasonic … Read more
Makita LS1216L Problems And Their Remedies
Contractors love this workhorse slide compound miter saw. The Makita LS1216L cuts cleanly through 2 x 6’s at 90-degrees and 2 x 4’s at 45-degrees … Read more
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