The Best Table Saw For Woodworking (According To Users)
You'll need a great table saw if you want to become a woodworker, and users all agree this this model is the best one for woodworkers of any skill level.
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This Is The Most Expensive Yamaha Bike You Can Buy Today
While the most expensive new Yamaha you can buy was built for the track, older, highly rated and popular models can sell for more on the used market.
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What Was The First Car With A Diesel Engine & Which Manufacturer Made It?
Diesel engines have been around for a long time, but what was the first car with one, and which manufacturer made it? Here's everything you need to know.
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How Silent Light Switches Work (And Why They're Illegal In The US)
There was a time when light switches didn't make their signature "click" sound when toggled. Here's how they worked and why they're no longer legal in the U.S.
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Does Speed Limit Change When You're Towing A Trailer?
Got a trailer hitched up? The speed limit might not be what you think. Here's what changes — and what you need to know before hitting the road.
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5 Of The Craziest Golf Carts Ever Designed
Golf carts are obviously known to be used for a round of golf, but there have been custom ones designed for pure leisure. Here are the best ones.
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Is Nissan Planning To Discontinue One Of The Cheapest New Cars In America?
One of the least expensive new cars in the U.S. is rumored to be discontinued after this year and there are a few good reasons why that might happen.
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Why Do Some Missiles Spin When Flying?
Missiles are one of mankind's most awesome weapons, and some of them have an unusual characteristic. Here's why some of them spin while they fly.
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Can You Pass An Inspection With The Check Engine Light On?
If your check engine light comes on, it doesn't necessarily mean something bad is going to happen to your car, but it might impact your car's inspection.
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What Is An HDMI Splitter And Can You Lose Signal Quality If You Use One?
If you want to watch the same content across several screens using an HDMI splitter you might worry about signal degradation. Here's what you need to know.
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10 Of The Best Subarus Of All Time
Subaru has always done things its own way. From rally-ready sedans to electric SUVs, here are 10 standout models that define the brand’s legacy.
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Yes, Ryobi Sells Tillers, But Are They Any Good? Here's What The Reviews Say
Users have mixed experiences with Ryobi's line of tillers, with the rear-tine variant coming in for comparatively more criticism.
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How Long Does It Take To Program A Key Fob (And Can You Do It Yourself?)
If you're looking to pick up a new key fob, or repair one, you might wonder how long programming it takes and whether or not you can do it yourself.
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Possible Reasons Why Your Window Air Conditioner Isn't Cooling (And Fixes To Try)
A common issue with an AC unit is when it turns on but doesn't blow cold air. Why does that happen, and more importantly, what can you do to fix it?
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What Is A Crankcase Breather And Why Do Diesel Engines Require It?
Crankcase breathers are an essential part of any modern diesel engine. But what do these breathers do and why are they so important for diesel engines?
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The Most Expensive Equipment & Weaponry Lost Or Left Behind By The US Military
Waging war is an expensive proposition, and waging peace isn't cheap, either. Here are some of the most expensive incidents in U.S. military history.
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Why First-Time Buyers Should Only Buy Cars From 2005 Or Newer, According To Jay Leno
First time car buyers have a lot of decisions to make, including how old a car they should consider. Car expert Jay Leno has some advice for you.
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This Public Scandal Has To Be The Worst In Nissan's History
Nissan is a company that hasn't entirely avoided scandals, but this has to be one of the worst it has ever weathered and it's still ongoing.
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Are Subaru Crosstreks High Maintenance? Here's What Owners Have To Say
Owners have found that Subaru's Crosstrek to be extremely reliable, with low-cost maintenance, although costs can quickly spiral if new parts are needed.
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10 Underrated Motorcycle Brands That Deserve More Love
There is more to the motorcycle market than Harley and the Big Four. These under-the-radar brands have been bringing fascinating bikes to market for decades.
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Why Did The Chevy Suburban Get A Star On The Hollywood Walk Of Fame? Here's What You Need To Know
The Chevrolet Suburban is one of only two inanimate objects to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame (the other is Disney World), baffling many.
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Why Is Russia's MiG-21 Fighter Jet Called Fishbed?
The Soviet Union-era fighter jet, the MiG-21, has a peculiar name used by other pilots: Fishbed. Why is it called that and is it its official name?
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What Is Fracking And How Did It Make Oil More Affordable?
There is a lot of controversy surrounding the practice of fracking, but this is what it is and how it can save money.
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How To Check Your Brake Pads Without Removing The Wheel
Your vehicle's brake pads play a pivotal role in its performance and your safety. If you want to inspect them yourself, here's how to do it.
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10 Of The Most Powerful Diesel Engines Ever Put In Semi-Trucks
These hulking diesel engines power the economy with massive torque, hundreds of horsepower, and hard-driving reliability.
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Anti-Icing Vs. De-Icing Commercial Jets: What's The Difference?
There are two different ways to handle dangerous ice buildup for commercial jets: anti-icing or de-icing. How do they differ and which works best?
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What Kind Of Truck Is A Brinks Truck (And Can You Buy Your Own?)
Brinks and other armored trucks are built on commercial chassis before being modified, and there's nothing to stop you from buying one yourself.
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