Last Minute Gift Ideas From Harbor Freight Under $50
Gift ideas from Harbor Freight that add real capability without overspending. A good mix of overlooked tools most people never think to buy.
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5 Luxury Car Features You Probably Didn't Even Realize Existed
Elevate your drive. See the incredible, thoughtful details in luxury vehicles you never knew existed, making every trip feel truly bespoke and effortless.
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13 Smart Home Gadgets That Stay Smart Even When The Cloud Goes Down
Worried about losing control during a Wi-Fi outage? See the smart home tech that stays reliable and functional without the cloud.
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This Navy Torpedo Recovery Vessel Is South Carolina's Newest Ocean Reef
An ex-Navy torpedo recovery ship at the center of a years-long dispute has now taken on a new role off South Carolina’s coast, far from its troubled past.
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You Don't Need A Pilot License To Fly This Jetson Aircraft (And That's Terrifying)
This "Formula One car for the sky" requires absolutely no pilot's license to fly. Discover the terrifying legal loophole that makes it possible.
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5 Classic '80s Sports Cars You Can Find For Under $30,000
Buying a 1980s sports car doesn't mean you have to break the bank, as there are plenty of fun cars available for less than $30,000. Here are some of the best.
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It sounds logical to close vents in empty rooms, but it doesn't work the way you think. Learn why this common habit actually increases your heating costs.
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The early 2000s were a golden era of motorcycling that brought blistering speed to the average rider. Here are some of the fastest sport bikes of the era.
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14 Less Popular Ryobi Tools Users Swear By
Ryobi's lineup of affordable tools is so vast, some get overlooked, albeit not by the most staunch Ryobi users. These are the products they swear by.
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Lowe's Just Launched A Mini Version Of Its Heavy Duty Tote – And It's Adorable
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Are Power Tool Combo Kits At Home Depot Really Cheaper Than Buying Each Tool Separately?
At home improvement stores like Home Depot, combo kits offer various tools at lower prices. However, you can also buy "tool-only" options for even cheaper.
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What It Means When A Ship Is Scuttled (And Why It Happened So Often In WWII)
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This Harbor Freight Miter Saw Looks A Lot Like DeWalt's, But For Much Cheaper
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This County Is Letting AI Answer Your Non-Emergency Calls
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The SR-72 Darkstar: 5 Intriguing Rumors About The Long-Fabled Jet
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How Well Does Harbor Freight's Daytona Creeper Fare Against Snap-On? This Test Has The Answer
There's no doubt that Snap-On markets some great made-in-America tools, but that build quality and reputation comes at a steep price.
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Owning A Car In Ohio Is About To Get More Expensive
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Are Waymo Robotaxis Putting School Children At Risk? Investigation Ramps Up
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Fiat's Adorably Tiny EV Is Finally Coming To The United States
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