Do Ryobi Batteries Have Low Voltage Protection?
Low voltage may not sound like much of a problem, but it can be a disaster due to the physical wear it puts on your tools. Here's what Ryobi does about it.
Read MoreLow voltage may not sound like much of a problem, but it can be a disaster due to the physical wear it puts on your tools. Here's what Ryobi does about it.
Read MoreCan a $65 Walmart tool really compete with a $199 Milwaukee? A new test reveals exactly how close this budget hydraulic driver comes to the pro-grade version.
Read MoreTwo of the biggest names in power tools have a closer relationship than most shoppers realize. We look at who actually makes Ryobi chainsaws.
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 MoreAs long as you have a receipt and the tool you want to replace is unused and sealed, you'll probably be able to return it. Here's what happens after you do.
Read MoreDeWalt and Makita overlap across most power tools, but a few specialty products set DeWalt apart. Here’s where the yellow brand fills gaps Makita hasn’t.
Read MoreIf your yard is outgrowing your tools, this rundown of Milwaukee’s Quik-Lok attachments shows how to take back control with smart, modular gear.
Read MoreHome Depot recently added a surprisingly low-priced mini toolbox to its shelves. It could be worth a look if you’re considering compact tool storage.
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.
Read MoreHarbor Freight's air impact wrench proves that the big brand name tools aren't always worth the extra cost, outperforming its Snap-On rival in a YouTube test.
Read MoreKeeping your garage clean and organized is essential for making sure you don't lose or damage your tools, and these storage systems stand out to users.
Read MoreA seized bolt can put a damper on your project, but there are several penetrating oils that can help. Here are the best ones, based on user reviews.
Read More400-ton cranes are common in city centers and industrial zones; they rely on these engineering and construction elements to operate safely and effectively.
Read MoreLooking for the best place to buy tools? Explore how major retailers stack up in brand variety, pricing, convenience, and service, and who comes out on top.
Read MoreIf you're looking to pick up some reliable mechanic tools for Cyber Monday, there are a ton of lesser-known brands that are also high quality.
Read MoreProfessional and amateur mechanics alike make use of impact wrenches to make jobs go more easily. One of our veteran wrenchers explains why they're so valuable.
Read MoreHarbor Freight is known for high quality and inexpensive tools, but they sometimes come with an odor. Here's where that odor comes from and why it's there.
Read MoreTurns out Home Depot isn't all about tools -- these underrated picks are the ones users praise for practical use and a bit of a fun, too.
Read MoreHigh-end tool chests promise premium organization, durability, and mobility, but also demand space and serious cash. Here’s what to weigh before buying one.
Read MoreRYOBI is one of the biggest tool makers in the world and it has some tools in its lineup that are just wild. Here are five of our favorites.
Read MoreDespite having twice the power of Ryobi's 40V HP Brushless Cordless Earth Auger, Harbor Freight's Atlas 80V Brushless Cordless Auger is cheaper.
Read MoreMotorcycle repairs add up fast when you buy tools one by one. A smarter approach can save money, simplify storage, and ensure you always have what you need.
Read MoreUseful, affordable, and stocking-sized; Here are some of the best small gifts we found at Lowe's that the DIYers in your life will be sure to love.
Read MoreYou may be tempted to store your propane tank in a detached garage, but this is actually not recommended by the National Fire Protection Association.
Read MoreThe venerable Japanese tool brand no longer manufactures its own equipment, and fabrication is outsourced to factories across the world.
Read MoreDemolition satisfies a deep part of the human brain that enjoys seeing things come apart. These particular projects are some of the biggest demolitions ever.
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