All About Tool

There’s something about making a perfectly cut miter joint by hand that are satisfying. It’s quiet and deliberate work. There is no loud motor, no … Read more

It’s easy to change out a boring Rotozip bit, but it needs of being done carefuly. It has a tiny spindle and even smaller retention … Read more

For decades now, a rotary hammer such as the Bosch 11247 have been a workhorse on jobsites. Anchors is driven into concrete with it and … Read more

That’s what happens when you walk in to a box of tool. There, sitting in their red boxes is those that seem to promise more … Read more

The rain starts falling, and there you are standing on a muddy jobsite holding a DeWalt drill. Can this thing hold up to some water? … Read more

You just heard a burning sound as your miter saw bit into wood rather than cutting through it. Ragged cut, right? That’s because your blade … Read more

If you’re familiar with shovel and spade, you probably aren’t familiar with mattock, which lurks neglected in some corner of your toolshed. Its unusual shape … Read more

There you is standing at your table saw with a board to cut a groove into, and there’s that dado stack in the blade tray … Read more

In woodworking circles, the drill press gets a bad rap. It’s that industrial, cold machine made for cutting holes in metal instead of wood, right? … Read more

For example: Stick your dead camera or phone battery in the fridge/freezer to revive it. Sounds too good to be true? It actualy is. Will … Read more