Woodworking Clamps: A Complete Guide To Each Type (And What They're Used For)
Clamps are one of the most important additions to any woodworker's shop, but they come in so many shapes and sizes, it can be hard to keep it all together.
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How To Drain Gas From Your Lawn Mower (And Why You Should)
Whether you're getting ready to store your gas-powered lawn mower or just pulling it out of storage, it might be time to drain your gas tank. Here's how.
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Understanding Your Torque Wrench: How Does It Work And How Do You Use The Tool?
A torque wrench is an essential part of any DIY auto mechanic's tool kit. How do torque wrenches work, and how do you use one properly?
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What Bits Fit DeWalt's Impact Driver (And How To Change Them On The Tool)
If you're using a DeWalt impact driver, here's all the details on which bits are compatible, and how to switch them when necessary.
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11 Of The Biggest Mechanics Tool Sets On Amazon, Ranked By Price
Sometimes buying in bulk is best. We have rounded up the biggest mechanic's tool sets on Amazon to see exactly what your paycheck will buy.
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Do USB Bug Zappers Actually Work? Here's What Users Think
Thinking about buying a USB bug zapper? Learn how well they work, what users are saying, and whether they’re worth the investment.
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Milwaukee Packout Vs. Klein Modbox Rolling Drawer: How Do They Compare?
Tool storage is incredibly important, with Milwaukee's Packout and Klein's modbox serving as great rolling drawers. But how do they compare to each other?
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10 Of The Best Power Tool Misting Fans To Keep You Cool This Summer
Prices for the misting fans vary widely depending on features and tool brand reputation, but these are worth considering.
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Should You Use Third-Party Blades For Ryobi Lawn Mowers? What You Need To Know First
Part of maintaining any lawnmower is replacing blades that are no longer sharp enough to cut, but your options may not be limited with Ryobi's electric mower.
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Who Makes The Field Seal Toolbox And How Can You Purchase One?
If you're working out in the field and your tractor has a breakdown, you'll need to be able to fix it, and that's where the Field Seal Toolbox comes in.
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These Are The Best Woodworking Starter Tool Kits, According To Users
Ready to find your way in the new hobby of woodworking? If you're looking for a starter kit to get you up and running, these are the best users have found.
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Every Major Brush Cutter Brand Ranked Worst To Best
We ranked every major brush cutter brand from worst to best — covering cost, durability, power type, and real-world user reviews to help you choose wisely.
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6-Point Vs. 12-Point Sockets: What's The Difference And Which Is Better To Use?
On a basic level, 6-point sockets and 12-point sockets have a pretty straightforward difference, but does more points mean one is better than the other?
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Yes, You Can Remove A Torx Bolt Without A Torx Socket - Here's How
A Torx bolt can be frustrating since those bits are less common than more standard options, like flatheads or hex keys. Don't let that stop you, though.
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The Easiest Way To Waterproof Your Toolbox (And Why You Should)
Tool boxes aren't just for keeping your tools all in one place -- they can also protect them from the elements, assuming the box is waterproofed.
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How Accurate Are Harbor Freight's Pittsburgh Measuring Tapes? Here's What Owners Are Saying
Harbor Freight's Pittsburgh brand is its cheapest label, but does that mean the quality is lacking on its tape measures? What about accuracy?
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Ryobi 18V Vs. 40V Power Station: How Do These Two 1800-Watt Inverters Differ?
Ryobi's pair of power stations have some overlapping features, but they also have some unique uses and quirks too.
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11 Alternative Uses For Harbor Freight's Apache Cases
The Apache brand of cases from Harbor Freight is a low-cost alternative to Pelican cases, but what you may not know is the array of use cases for them.
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10 Low Profile Tool Boxes That Will Fit In Your Pickup Truck
Low-profile tool boxes help keep your pickup bed organized without eating up space. Here are 10 solid picks that balance price, size, and function.
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How To Use A Wire Stripping Tool (And Which Type You Should Be Using)
Whether you're a professional electrician or a novice DIYer working on a project, a pair of wire strippers is an essential component to add to your tool bag.
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How Much Juice Do Power Tool Batteries Lose When You're Not Using Them?
You may not realize that your power tool batteries discharge even when they're not in use. Here's how much you can expect them to lose over time.
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This Is The Best Swiss Army Knife For Everyday Carry, According To Users
If you're looking for a Swiss Army Knife for your everyday carry, we read tons of user reviews and comments and landed on the best one to buy. Here it is.
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11 Must-Have Ryobi Tools For Any Mechanic
Looking to pick up some power tools for the auto shop? These Ryobi products will help you spend time under the hood effectively, without breaking the bank.
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What Comes In DeWalt's 247-Piece Mechanics Tool Set (And Where Can You Buy It?)
If you're looking to build out your tool collection, then DeWalt has you covered with a mammoth 247-piece collection. Here's everything it includes.
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How To Clean Your Lawn Mower's Carburetor In Less Than 5 Minutes
Is your lawn mower not cranking after sitting all winter? It may be as simple as cleaning the carburetor, and cleaning one is easier than you may realize.
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Yes, You Really Can Get A Swiss Army Knife Without The Knife
The Swiss Army Knife is a staple of every enthusiast's collection, but now you can purchase a version that doesn't have an actual knife blade.
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What Does FS Stand For On Stihl Weed Eaters?
Stihl is one of the most praised tool manufacturers, particularly chainsaws and weed eaters. What do all the abbreviations on the Stihl weed eaters stand for?
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