What Is The Klein Tools Tradesman Club And How Do You Join?
Klein Tools has a unique loyalty program offering perks, discounts, and rewards. But what exactly is the Tradesman Club, and how do you get in?
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Why Are Gravity Knives Illegal In So Many US States?
A gravity knife is one with a retractable blade that uses inertia and a quick hand motion to deploy, but they're banned across the United States.
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Is There A 3-Cylinder Diesel Engine?
The diesel engine was a revelation when it first entered the market in the early 1900s, and has since had a number of variations that led to improvements.
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Motorcycle Boots Safety: What Type Offers The Most Protection For Bikers?
Motorcycle boots aren’t just about style, they can mean the difference between safety and serious injury. Find out which type offers the most protection.
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How Big Is The Crew On A Cargo Ship?
They’re among the biggest ships in the world, yet they don’t need the massive teams you might expect. Discover how these giants are actually staffed.
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What Are The Green Things On Highway Dividers For?
Ever noticed those green things on highway dividers? They are an important safety system that minimizes glare, helping prevent accidents and keeping you safe.
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Can You Use Premium Gas In A Chainsaw? Here's What Happens If You Do
A gas-powered chainsaw is an extremely powerful and efficient tools on its own, but can its power get a boost from filling it with premium fuel?
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Are Electric Scooters Waterproof? (And Can You Ride Them In The Rain?)
Looking to take your scooter or moped out for a drive but the forecast calls for rain? You may still be able to go if your bike has a specific feature.
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Who Makes John Deere Engines?
John Deere is one of the oldest and most successful manufacturers of agricultural and heavy equipment. Who makes the engines that power John Deere products?
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Who Makes Home Depot's HDX Storage Containers?
Home Depot's store brand HDX storage containers have garnered lots of customers thanks to their cost and durability, but who really makes them?
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Why Do Some Lighthouses Have Red And White Stripes?
Lighthouses worldwide tend to look pretty similar, down to the red and white stripes painted on them. Is there any specific reason for this color scheme?
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Gasoline Vs. Propane Generators: Which Is The Cheaper Option?
Generators are great for emergencies or going off-grid, but you've got multiple options for fuel. Which is cheaper, a gas or propane generator?
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How Jet Engine Output Is Measured (No, It's Not By Horsepower)
How do you measure the power of a jet engine if not in horsepower? The real metric might surprise you and it explains why planes fly the way they do.
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V24 Engines: How Much Power Could They Make & How Were They Used?
You may have heard of any number of spectacular engines designed to output massive amounts of power, but by far the V24 was one of the most absurd.
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Does Driving On Empty Damage Your Engine?
Driving your car on an empty tank is dangerous for many reasons, but can harm befall your engine from a lack of fuel? Here's what you should know.
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Why The US Military Still Uses A Nearly 70-Year-Old Missile In Frontline Service
The AIM-4 Falcon air-to-air missile debuted in the 1950s, but it wasn't the only one and it was far from the superior. Its competitor went on to set the bar.
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J-10 Vs. JF-17: What Are The Differences Between These Two Similar Fighter Jets?
China’s J-10 and the joint China-Pakistan JF-17 are two similar jets with very different stories. How do they compare in design, performance, and purpose?
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What's The Most Difficult Airport For Landing A Plane? Here's What Pilots Say
It's no surprise that this airport is tricky for landing planes. Its remote location, high elevation, and overall size don't make it easy. Here's where it is.
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The Ryobi USB Lithium Tool That Makes It Easy To Clear A Clogged Sink Or Drain
A clogged drain is never fun, but at least Ryobi's USB-chargeable drain auger can make it way easier to fix. Here's why it's worth adding to your toolbox.
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Which Country Has The Most Nuclear Bunkers?
Given its size, you may think the U.S. leads the way when it comes to nuclear bunkers, but America can't hold a candle to this tiny country in that regard.
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Why The US Air Force Is Discontinuing The B-1B Lancer
After some impressive years in service, ht e B-1B Lancer is on its way out of the US Air Force, but why now and what will come to replace the jet.
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Where Is The Largest Cruise Ship Graveyard In The World?
Where do cruise ships go to die? As it turns out there is a pretty specific destination, that also includes container ships, and other large vessels.
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Why Did WW2 Bombers Fly In Formation?
There's a reason why World War II bombers fly in formation, and it all has to do with efficiency. Here's how the arrangements work and what they're called.
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What Is Countersteering On A Motorcycle And Why Is It So Important?
Countersteering is a safety practice in motorcycle driving that is so commonplace, you may not even realize you're doing it. Here's why it matters so much.
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How Big Is The Crew On A US Destroyer Ship?
The US military has two classes of destroyers: the Arleigh Burke-class and the Zumwalt-class. How many people are needed to crew them, and what do they all do?
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Where Are M1 Abrams Tanks Built And Who Makes Them?
The American military's M1 Abrams has for decades topped the list of the world's best battle tanks. Here's who makes this powerful and enduring tank, and where.
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Why Did Some World War 2 Fighter Planes Start With The Letter P?
You're probably familiar with the P-38 Lightning, the P-47 Thunderbolt, and the P-51 Mustang, but do you know what the P in their names stands for?
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