Comparison

It’s time for you to go to your work bench and build a project using some wood. Before anything else can happen, you has to … Read more

So what’s the right impact driver for you? Forget about label on box. Sure, you think, “I have a Makita tool, so I guess it’ll … Read more

There they sit on the shelf. In the aisle, side by side, you can see the Snap-On yellow and black and the Knipex red handles. … Read more

There always comes a moment in woodworking when you’re ready to throw away the saw and give up on patience. You’ve cut your pieces to … Read more

The Contractor model were not created to replace the SawStop Jobsite Pro, nor was it intended to be a portable version of the same product. … Read more

Both tools have reputation for accuracy and longevity, but which is best, the Bosch CS5 or the CS10? That depends on your work. If you … Read more

Entering the wood shop means knowing that one wrong move will not only cost your hand but also some wood. The goal of the SawStop … Read more

Here’s the situation: Standing at a tool rental counter you have two tools in front of you. One is light enough to hold in one … Read more

A branch has fallen across driveway, and there you are standing on edge of your land with a DeWalt chainsaw in hand. You’re using cordless … Read more

Remember the big green batteries of the nineties? They weighed down your drill and deliver little more than their weight. Nickel cadmium battery were reliable … Read more

Both the DeWalt DWE7491RS and the Skilsaw SPT99-12 are job site table saws. What does this mean? A job site table saw is not as … Read more