12 Home Improvement Tools Under $10 Users Say Are Actually Worth Buying
It's easy to drop a ton of money on high-end tools, but the truth is that you don't have to spend much to cover most home improvement needs very easily.
Read MoreIt's easy to drop a ton of money on high-end tools, but the truth is that you don't have to spend much to cover most home improvement needs very easily.
Read MoreWire strippers might seem like niche uni-taskers meant to appeal more to electricians that DIYers and generalist, but they offer more than you might think.
Read MoreMost Snap-on products may be expensive, but some of the brand's high quality tools deliver durability and functionality at budget prices.
Read MoreMini tools are excellent options for tackling home maintenance and household DIY tasks, making them ideal choices for just about every homeowner.
Read MoreThe company's trucks and vans are a common sight in the US, as their salesmen tour the country, marketing high-end hand tools to garages.
Read MoreTough and charming, some old tools will outlive their owners but not their function -- hammering, cutting, and chopping for generations.
Read MoreSure, maybe you could use some practice with the biscuit jointer, but did you know that drain plungers and toilet plungers aren't the same thing?
Read MoreA viral video shows a hack that can turn an ordinary crescent wrench into a tool that can fit any bolt, but there's already a tool that can do that job.
Read MoreSince 1882, Knipex has made a reputation for itself in the pliers market. The brand mostly manufactures them in Germany, although there are a few exceptions.
Read MoreEven with a tool as simple to use as a torque wrench, there is enough minutiae to warrant a rankings of the top brands. These are SlashGear's recommendations.
Read MoreTrying to wrangle the branches and brush around your garden may lead you to finding pruners and loppers, but which cutting tool is right for you?
Read MoreWhile the Craftsman V-Series tools are a popular line, the well-known company is moving away from it. Here's everything you need to know.
Read MoreTrying to decide if you should go all in on Snap-On or Ryobi? Before you make a choice, consider these tools that Snap-On makes with no Ryobi equivelant.
Read MoreCraftsman is one of the oldest and most well-known brands in tools, but it doesn't have everything you may need, and that's where Ryobi comes in.
Read MoreWhether you are a casual DIYer or a pro, it's always appealing to save on hand tools when you can. Here are five offerings from Lowe's for less than $25.
Read MoreRyobi's warranty is incredibly useful if you have a new tool that suffers a catastrophic failure, but do you also get a new warranty if your tool is replaced?
Read MoreClorox cleaning wipes have many uses around your home and garage, but here's what you'll need to know before using them to clean inside your car.
Read MoreWD-40 is often thought of as a must-have inclusion in any toolbox, but can it be used to remove rust safely from your hand tools and power tools?
Read MoreMilwaukee is one of the most prolific tool brands, but if you want to know where it's socket sets are made before you buy them, here's what you should know.
Read MoreIt's always a good idea to have an emergency road kit when traveling. If you don't have a portable spark plug socket set, here are the top-rated options.
Read MoreNot everything that goes viral is actually helpful, but this ratchet screwdriver looks like it may be an execption to that. But is it really a good tool?
Read MoreHome Depot is offering a Zero Degree Gearless Ratchet that has proven to be a fairly popular item, but is is impressing the users who get one?
Read MoreSome wrenches will have a notch, which may seem like a superfluous detail. But it's actually quite a useful addition, at least for some tasks.
Read MoreDeWalt stands out as one of the most popular tool brands available on the market, but where are the company's socket sets actually manufactured?
Read MoreHusky, a Home Depot tool brand, used to advertise many of its products as being "Made in the USA." That doesn't appear to be the case for its sockets anymore.
Read MoreSome Harbor Freight Daytona floor jacks come with a feature called 'Rapid Pump,' which does as the name suggests and helps you lift loads more quickly.
Read MoreYour torque wrench may look like an appealing option when you're really struggling with a stuck bolt, but where's why you really need a breaker bar.
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