As with other products, Amazon has dipped into manufacturing their own power tools under its Amazon Basics store brand. Is its electric screwdriver worth it?
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Although the hook in front of the Milwaukee Packout toolboxes has an official purpose, many owners have found alternative uses for it while working.
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The health of your Makita batteries is vital in order for your tools to work properly. Here's what you need to know about leaving them charging overnight.
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A robotic lawn mower can make your life significantly easier, but it's also pretty expensive. Here are some of the things to know before you buy one.
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Milwaukee and Rigid tools are popular among enthusiasts, but you may be surprised to learn the two lines have more in common than you realize.
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Having a quality caulking gun can come in handy for certain projects. If you need one, DeWalt is an option, but here's what you need to know first.
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If you're considering DeWalt's cordless snow shovel to help clear the snow from your driveway or sidewalks, owners are cautioning that it's not worth your time.
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The Milwaukee 6-Tool Combo Kit includes a hammer drill, Hex Impact Driver work light, and a variety of saws, and represents a saving of around $400.
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Looking for earbuds you can use on a job site to listen to music and block out noise? Milwaukee's RedLithium Earbuds promise this, but users aren't impressed.
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Ryobi tools used to be blue rather than their current distinctive yellow-green shade. With no official explanation, users have speculated why it was changed.
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Since cordless power tools usually can't use batteries, chargers, and accessories from other brands, you might wonder if the same is true of drill bits.
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Hilti Tools is a popular option among workers on construction sites who need durable and reliable tools, but where are the brand's tools made?
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Do you have a drill bit that's too dull to use? You can sharpen it rather than replacing it if you have a bench grinder, but you'll have to be careful.
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Milwaukee's Quik-Lok attachment system is handy for serious DIYers and professionals. Here are the compatible tools worth considering.
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Stuck out in the middle of nowhere on a job and need to recharge your drill? If all you have is a generator, you may still be able to recharge.
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Discover why Knipex pliers command a higher price tag compared to its numerous competitors and where you can get your own set of tools from the brand.
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If you're in the middle of an job, it can be tempting to push through and drain a Makita tool's battery completely before recharging, but it can be harmful.
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In case you have a riding lawn mower, you can certainly use it for more than just cutting your grass.
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Tame the chaos in your toolbox with practical organizers for every tool type. Maximize efficiency at home or on the job with these clever storage options.
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DeWalt and Craftsman both make some of the more popular power tools on the market, and they're both about to get price hikes for an obvious reason.
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If you're looking to fill out your home garage, Harbor Freight has plenty of tools to choose from - here are five worth considering.
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Harbor Freight has built a reputation for inexpensive tools and hardware - here are a few that are worth adding to your toolchest.
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Ryobi has an exclusive physical distribution agreement with Home Depot that means you'll only find Ryobi tools on the shelves in Home Depot stores.
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Using the correct battery for a power tool is important for efficiency and safety, so what do you do if you suspect your DeWalt batteries are fakes?
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Curious about Ryobi’s USB glue gun kit? Here’s what’s in the box and how it stacks up against their sleeker Glue Pen.
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Klutch tools may not be the first brand you think of when it comes to buying new tools, but they are nonetheless well regarded. Here's what you should know.
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Dowel joints and pocket holes are the two most common types of joinery for any woodworking project, but you'd be surprised to learn which is stronger.
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