Not Sure What Presents To Buy For Christmas? Try Harbor Freight's Gift Selector
If there's a DIYer, builder, or crafter on your list, Harbor Freight might be able to help you decide on what to buy with its handy holiday Gift Selector.
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Daytona Superduty Vs. Long Reach: Which Harbor Freight Floor Jack Do You Need?
If you've been eyeing the Harbor Freight Daytona Super Duty and Long Reach jack but aren't sure which one to go with, here are the key differences.
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Yes, You Can Use WD-40 On Your Garage Door - But There's A Catch
While it's technically possible to use WD-40 on your garage door, there's actually a much better option that's a tailor-made solution to the problem.
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These Are The Ryobi USB Lithium Tools To Avoid, According To Users
Ryobi’s USB Lithium line is compact and convenient, but not every tool is a winner. Users are warning buyers to steer clear of these 4 specific models.
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Clever DIY Jigs To Expand What Your Tools Can Do
Jigs can be a great, low-cost way to expand and improve the functionality of the tools you already have. Here are some worth trying out for your next project.
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5 Home Depot Finds To Upgrade Your Utility Trailer
If you happen to have a utility trailer, Home Depot is one of the best places to shop for gear to get the most out of it.
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Are Remote-Controlled Lawn Mowers Any Good? Here's What Users Say
Users rave about the comfort and power of remote-controlled mowers, but they’re not without drawbacks. Find out what real owners have to say.
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Common Problems With Toro Lawn Mowers (According To Users)
Toro sells millions of mowers, but some failures appear again and again. We break down the user-reported issues that crop up across multiple Toro models.
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Is It Safe To Use A Cordless Drill While Standing In Water?
Cordless drills are incredibly versatile and can be used almost anywhere, but is it safe to use one while standing in water? Here's what you need to know.
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How To Mulch Your Leaves With This Ryobi Tool And A Bucket
Need to mulch a lot of leaves? You can get a dedicated tool, sure, but there's a way to reuse tools you may already have to mulch your leaves quickly.
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Why Do Klein Power Tools Use DeWalt Batteries?
Many companies make it difficult to use batteries from competitors. So why does Klein allow their power tools to be compatible with DeWalt batteries?
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The Best Way To Organize Your Tool Box, According To A Professional
Storing a collection of tools is made all the more complicated if you want to be efficient. It's best to learn early how to organize like a pro.
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5 Power Tools On Amazon You Should Steer Clear Of (According To User Reviews)
Power tools can be expensive, so buying from Amazon might seem like a great way to get a deal. However, there are some users say you should steer clear of.
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The Ryobi Expand-It Attachment That Turns Your String Trimmer Into A Snow Blower
Ryobi’s modular tool system adds winter duty to select trimmers with a snow thrower attachment. Here’s how it works and what to consider before buying.
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5 Budget-Friendly Ways To Organize Your Garage Tools
A messy garage can be impossible to work with, but these tips and tricks for organizing your garage will help you keep things straight on a budget.
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Can You Repair Milwaukee Tools Yourself? Here's When It's Worth Trying, And When It's Not
Thinking about fixing that faulty Milwaukee tool yourself? Find out when a DIY repair could save you money and when repairs are more trouble than they're worth.
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How To Clean Dirty Outdoor Power Tools So They Look Brand New
As we move into winter, now is as good a time as any to make sure your tools are clean and ready to go for next season. Here's what you need to do.
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Beyond Tools: 13 Underrated Ryobi Finds Users Swear By
Sure, you might have bought all those Ryobi batteries for your power tools, but the brand makes a lot of compatible gadgets and accessories, too.
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Makita Quietly Released A 40V High-Torque Impact Wrench This Month
Makita's new 40V Max XGT ½-inch Square Drive Impact Wrench joins other tools like a circular saw, rotary hammers, and angle grinders in the battery's lineup.
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5 Unexpected Ways To Use Your DeWalt Battery-Powered Fan
DeWalt's portable, battery-powered fans are great for worksites, but there are other places and ways you can put them to use. Here are some ideas.
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Where Are Craftsman Air Compressors Built?
Craftsman is responsible for a wide range of tools across the industry, including their popular air compressors, but where are they actually made?
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Are Harbor Freight's Plasma Cutters Any Good? Here's What Users Say
All three of Harbor Freight's plasma cutters are pricey, but generally well regarded by users, and come with a range of power outputs.
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Are Milwaukee Heated Gloves Worth The Money? Here's What Users Are Saying
If you're working outside in the cold, a good pair of heated gloves can keep your hands from freezing, and help prevent injuries.
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Who Makes Echo Chainsaws And Where Are They Manufactured?
Echo started out in the late 1940s making two-stroke engines for agricultural machinery. Who makes the chainsaws today? Where are they made?
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Can You Use Premium Gas In A Weed Eater? Here's What Happens If You Do
Despite the name, 'premium' gas isn't the best for every type of engine, and the high ethanol content can lead to some motors being damaged.
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3 Steps You Need To Take To Properly Prepare Your Lawn Mower For Winter
If you live in a region where the temperature drops below freezing, it's vital to winterize your lawn mower. Here are the steps you need to take.
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How To Find A Snap-On Tools Dealer In Your Area
Snap-On tools aren't sold in the traditional outlets like home improvement stores. There are specific ways to go about finding an authorized dealer.
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