Milwaukee's New MX Fuel Blower Hits 190 MPH, But Is It Too Expensive?
There are many blowers on the market to help you with yard maintenance, but Milwaukee’s new MX Fuel Blower hits 190 mph. But is it worth the price?
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What Does A Kerf Cut Mean In Woodworking?
A Kerf Cut is an unusual sounding type of cut, but learning how to do one properly can open up a whole new world of woodworking opportunities.
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Here's What You Should Know About Harbor Freight's Magnetic Garage Screen Door
Harbor Freight offers a magnetic screen garage door intended to keep bugs out when your garage door is open, but does it get the job done or is it a flop?
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Is The Ryobi Speed Bench Any Good? Here's What Users Say
The Ryobi Speed Bench has all the hallmarks of an incredibly convenient tool for any jobsite, but do users who already purchased it like the bench?
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Are Stacking Toolboxes Worth The Extra Cost? Here's What Users Say
Stacking toolboxes are having a big spike in popularity, but are they really worth the hype and the cost? We looked at what real owners have to say.
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How Does The Craftsman Misting Fan Work? (And How Long Will It Run For?)
If you're looking to stay cool this summer, one option that could help is Craftsman's popular Misting Fan, but do you know how the fan actually works?
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Is Ryobi's 800-Watt Power Inverter Any Good? Here's What Users Have To Say
Ryobi's 800-Watt Automotive Power Inverter accepts multiple power inputs, but 800 watt ouput is only available if connected to a vehicle battery.
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How To Remove The Drawers From Your Craftsman Toolbox
Your Craftsman tool box is where you store your most valuable tools, but what if for some reason you need to remove your drawers? Fortunately, there is a way.
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Where (And When) Did Woodworking Originate?
Woodworking is a skill that's difficult to master, but absolutely worth it. Humans have been making things out of wood for ages, but where does it originate?
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Every Tool That Comes In Ryobi's 12-Piece Power Tool Kit
Ryobi's 12-piece power tool combo kit brings just about everything a DIYer might need to work through a new project. Here's everything that comes in it.
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How To Choose The Best Drill Press For Your Woodworking Projects
A drill press is a must for more serious forms of woodworking, but there are several options at difference price points. Which is best for your needs?
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Harbor Freight Has A Cheaper Alternatives To Pelican Cases
Pelican has a wide range of cases available, but they come at a premium price. If you want to save money, here are Harbor Freight alternatives to consider.
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Can You Use A Generic 40V Battery For Your Ryobi Tools?
Ryobi's 40v batteries are pricey, but you may have seen some adapters that use generic 40v batteries. Is it a good idea to use one of these?
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Flex Stack Pack Toolboxes: What To Know Before You Buy
Flex Stack Pack Toolboxes are popular due to their convenience and simplicity, but there are a few things you should know before putting any money down.
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Can You Buy Individual Icon Sockets And Parts From Harbor Freight?
If you're missing or have broken a single socket from your Harbor Freight Icon set, there's good news and bad news about ordering a replacement part.
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How To Clean And Maintain Your Tool Sockets And Make Them Last
Sockets are a must for any DIY toolbox, but if you want to keep them working for as long as possible, you need to clean and maintain them regularly.
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Which Is The Best DeWalt Drill For An Ice Auger?
Whether you need to drill a hole in frozen ground or through solid ice, DeWalt offers several products that can make for a formidable ice auger.
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7 Harbor Freight Icon Tools That Are Worth Buying (And 3 To Avoid)
Most of the tools you'll find from the Icon brand at Harbor Freight can be put to good use. However, there are just a few you might want to avoid as well.
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What To Look For In A Used Table Saw
Those dead set on getting their hands on a genuine table saw may opt to find their desired saw secondhand.
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Yes, Harbor Freight Does Sell A Mini-Tire Changer (And Here's How It Works)
Removing an old tire from a wheel and replacing it is tough work, but Harbor Freight sells a tool for mini tires that makes it significantly easier.
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Can You Carve Wood With A Swiss Army Knife?
Wondering if a Swiss Army Knife can carve wood? Learn whether it’s up to the task and what types of carving it’s best suited for.
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8 Creative Ways To Mark Your Tools For Identification And Theft Prevention
If you've found yourself owing an increasingly large set of tools, making sure nothing goes missing or gets stolen will become a bigger and bigger priority.
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10 Cheap Mechanics Tool Sets That Are Actually Worth Buying
These affordable mechanic's tool sets offer great quality and durability without breaking the bank. They're great for beginners and pros alike.
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What Is The Weight Capacity Of DeWalt's Saw Horses?
If you're in the market for a sawhorse, DeWalt's offerings are a great choice, but you'll want to make sure you select one that holds enough weight.
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Who Invented The Ratcheting Wrench With Interchangeable Tool Sockets?
The ratcheting wrench is an invaluable tool in any toolbox. Here's who invented the first one with interchangeable sockets and why it's so useful.
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Red Or Green Laser Level: How To Know Which Color To Use
A laser level can be an invaluable tool for keeping things straight, but which color laser level you use may be more important than you realize.
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What Does A Higher Ah On Your Power Tool Battery Actually Mean - More Power Or Longer Runtime?
If you're confused by Ah ratings, here’s what it really means for your cordless tools' power and runtime.
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