3 Snap-On Tools You Should Avoid (According To Users)
Snap-On is a premium tool brand for professional mechanics, and the prices reflect it. However, there are some tools, you're better off looking elsewhere.
Read MoreSnap-On is a premium tool brand for professional mechanics, and the prices reflect it. However, there are some tools, you're better off looking elsewhere.
Read MoreWhile designed for shuffling around tools in a garage, this cart from Olympia Tools has lots of popularity among average consumers for unrelated tasks.
Read MoreTractor Supply sells a range of self-propelled mowers from several brands, but there's one manufacturer that stands out from the competition.
Read MoreA really solid deal on Milwaukee's 11-piece wrench set is live now at Home Depot's website, letting you snag the full set for half off its original sale price.
Read MoreIf you're in the market for new tools, Home Depot's Husky brand is a great example of a quality option at a decent price.
Read MoreBuying a new set of Milwaukee tools can get pretty expensive, and an easy way to circumvent that is to buy refurbished ones. What do you need to look out for?
Read MoreHarbor Freight is known for having a wide selection from tools at an affordable price, but users have been praising this one tool in particular.
Read MoreHurricanes can bring saltwater floods. Officials often warn about the risk of EV batteries interacting with salt water, but power tools can also be affected.
Read MoreYou can get knock-off Ryobi batteries online, but you can also buy phony batteries made to look like the original. Here's how to tell if your purchase is real.
Read MoreNext time you swing by Lowe's, make sure to keep an eye out for the store's in-house tool brand, Kobalt Tools, and those standout affordable products.
Read MoreThe Craftsman V Series of tools is ending, and some have wondered if Harbor Freight's Icon series can take over. Here's what the online community says.
Read MoreSome of Home Depot’s best gear isn’t the obvious stuff. These hidden gems might just solve problems you didn’t know you had.
Read MoreHart power tools come with fairly inexpensive batteries, but you might be wondering if it's possible to refurbish them, or what your other options are.
Read MoreCraftsman riding mowers are highly rated, but they can still have some issues you'll need to deal with. Here are some of the problems you might encounter.
Read MoreLowe no longer carries the Craftsman 20V Palm Nailer, but don't worry. We found a couple of alternatives for you. Here's what you can buy instead.
Read MoreHarbor Freight has just about every type of tool you could need. If you're trying to save some cash, is it better to shop from the website, or in-store?
Read MoreWhile a lot of companies make push mowers, not all of them are worth buying. If you're shopping at Tractor Supply, this brand is the best for your money.
Read MoreCheck out our favorite mini tools of the year, packed with clever functions, compact designs, and built for durabillity and broad, everyday use.
Read MoreBrooms are useful tools in any workspace, but if you're mainly sweeping up metal screws and other fittings, there are more suitabe options out there.
Read MoreIt's fairly easy to pick up a Craftsman socket set, but what if you only need one specific size? Here's what you need to know about buying individual sockets.
Read MoreThere are several benefits of ethanol-free fuel, but is it necessary to use it in your lawn mower? Before filling the tank, here's what you need to know.
Read MoreWhile a hardware store is the most obvious place to pick up home improvement products, Target sells plenty, too. Here are some particularly useful ones.
Read MorePremium tools are great, but not all of us need the best of the best. This Amazon line level tool, for example, gets a lot right for a really great price.
Read MoreHot water pressure washers promise deeper cleaning and faster results. But are they really worth the steep price? Here's what users have to say.
Read MoreThe TrimmerPlus Attachment can help clear the leaves and debris around your home, and you might be able to connect it to a tool you already have at home.
Read MoreYou might think, if your edge blade is getting dull, that you can just sharpen it to get everything back to normal, but there are very good reasons not to.
Read MoreThink Sears doesn’t sell Craftsman tools anymore? It technically does, but what you’ll find there might not be what you expect.
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