How To Properly Use DeWalt's Laser Level Tool
Laser level tools are always important when it comes to housework. Some of the best novice options on the market come from DeWalt, but how do you use them?
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Zero Turn Vs. Riding Mower: What's The Difference?
A lawn mower that you can sit down on is always a better idea if you're dealing with a bigger yard. What's the difference between riding and zero turn mowers?
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Why Is A Reciprocating Saw Called A Sawzall? (And Which Tool Company Coined The Term?)
You've probably referred to a reciprocating saw as a Sawzall before, but have you ever wondered why we use that particular word? Here's the story.
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Yes, Harbor Freight Has Grease Guns - Here Are The Options & How Much They Cost
If you're looking for a low-cost grease gun, check out your local Harbor Freight. This is what products they carry and how much you can expect to pay.
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What Is A CNC Router And What Type Of Woodworking Can It Be Used For?
A CNC Router is an incredibly common tool for a woodworker of any skill level. Here's exactly why you'll want one for your woodworking setup.
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Ryobi's Battery Warranty: How Long Is It And How Do You Claim It?
Do you have a Ryobi battery that has lost its charge or needs to be replaced for some reason? The company offers a warranty, and claiming it is fairly easy.
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Miter Saw Vs. Table Saw: Which Should You Get For Your Woodworking?
Miter saws and table saws are both incredibly common for woodworkers of any skill level, but there are specific scenarios where one is better than the other.
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6 Adorable Mini Tool Boxes You Can Get On Amazon
Tool boxes don't have to be hulking cabinets that provide a solution to every hardware problem. Cute mini tool boxes can specialize in a single task type.
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Do Swiss Army Knives Have Locking Blades? What To Know Before You Buy
Your Swiss Army Knife can be a literal lifesaver at times, but you may be wondering if they have locking blades Here's what you need to know.
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Here's What Size Air Compressor You'll Need For Your Air Tools
Do you have or intend to purchase a slew of air tools to help around the house? You'll also want to make sure you have a big enough air compressor to run them.
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The Big Mistake DIYers Make With Pipe Thread Tape
Pipe thread tape, otherwise known as teflon tape, is a crucial aspect of plumbing. What's one mistake you should never make with teflon tape as a DIYer?
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Where Are Milwaukee Packout Toolboxes Made?
The Milwaukee Packout toolboxes are a line of robust tool storage cases for transporting, organizing, and safely storing tools and other items.
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Harbor Freight Just Dropped A New Hercules Belt Grinder. Here's How Much It Costs
Harbor Freight has just added a new Hercules belt grinder to its already expansive lineup. Here's how much the tool costs and its notable features.
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12 Power Tool Combo Kits Anyone Would Find Useful
If you're just getting started with carpentry or DIY home renovating, grabbing a combo kit of power tools can save you a ton of time and money when shopping.
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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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