16 Ways DIYers Can Use Milwaukee's Laser Level, Other Than Building A House
Milwaukee's laser level can arrange everything in and around your home, from leveling floors and hanging curtains to installing drop ceilings and fitting windows.
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Outrage Grows Over State Loophole Handing License Plates To Unlicensed Drivers
This state's loophole can endanger every other driver on the road, which is why state lawmakers and residents want it closed as soon as possible.
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What Are Those Weights On Power Lines For?
Like other things that you might notice attached to power lines, weights installed there by utility companies have a specific safety-focused role to play.
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Changing These 5 Settings Will Immediately Make Your Home Theater System Sound Better
Setting up a new audio system can be a chore, but if you look for these settings, they can help you get on the path to better listening quickly.
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5 Bosch Power Tools Users Say You Should Steer Clear Of
Even trusted power tool brands have misfires. User reviews highlight recurring issues with a handful of Bosch tools that buyers often regret.
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This Unexpected Model Is The Most Popular Used SUV In The US, According To iSeeCars
Buying a used SUV can save you a lot of money upfront, but you may be surprised to learn which SUV ranks among the most popular in the United States.
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The 16 Budget-Friendly Garage Staples You Should Always Have On Hand
Stocking a garage is less about tools and more about small saves when things break, leak, or go dark at the worst possible time at home.
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You Can Get This Highly-Rated 4-Drawer Tool Chest For Less Than Half Of A Snap-On Chest
A Snap-On tool chest can be prohibitively expensive for many DIYers and even some professionals. Thankfully, there are highly-rated, low-cost alternatives.
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5 Laptops More Powerful Than The MacBook Pro
The MacBook Pro is fast, efficient, and iconic, but is it untouchable? A look at today’s top laptops reveals some impressive and unexpected rivals.
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5 '80s Gadgets We Wish Would Make A Comeback
The '80s were so different than 2026 in terms of technology, but there were a lot of great pieces that if they returned, nobody would complain.
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As Satellites Flood Earth's Orbit, Disaster Is Only Ever Days Away
The amount of satellites in the Earth's orbit is increasing at a rapid rate, which could be a recipe for disaster. Here's what you need to know.
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15 Common Motorcycle Terms And What They Mean
If you're a cager and can't tell an ADV from a naked bike, or if you're just now getting into motorcycles, this guide might make some biker lingo clear.
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5 Handy Harbor Freight Gadgets To Upgrade Your Garage
When it comes to handy garage gadgets to make your life easier, these well-reviewed Harbor Freight gadgets stand out as potentially helpful upgrades.
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How China's 'Hurricane 3000' Microwave Weapon Drops Drones From The Air
Drone swarms can quickly overwhelm defenses and are difficult to combat effectively, but China's new microwave system could be about to change that.
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How The First Wireless TV Remote Control Worked Without Electronics Or Batteries
A TV without a remote is like a car without a steering wheel, but they weren't always ubiquitous. Some of the earliest ones were even downright weird.
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DOD Claims These Chinese Missiles Could Reach Hawaii
Several countries have long range missiles, but the DOD claims the ones from China could reach Hawaii. Here's what you need to know.
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Are Bridgestone Tires Better Than Pirelli? Here's What The Data Says
Professional data reveals a surprising gap between these two famous brands. See why your choice should depend on your vehicle type rather than the logo.
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Verizon Just Changed The Rules For Unlocking Your Smartphone
Prior, Verizon had a 60-day wait period before you could unlock your smartphone, but that's no longer the case. Here's what you need to know.
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Who Makes Knipex Pliers And Where Are They Manufactured?
Since 1882, Knipex has made a reputation for itself in the pliers market. The brand mostly manufactures them in Germany, although there are a few exceptions.
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12 Of The Most Unknown Car Parts And What They're Used For
You might be a keen home mechanic, but even some professional technicians don't know what some of these car parts are or where they are found.
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Not Harbor Freight Or Home Depot: This Is JD Power's Top-Rated Home Improvement Store
Harbor Freight and Home Depot are both well-known home improvement stores, but here is the one at the top of JD Power's list.
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5 Work From Home Gadgets That Solve Everyday Problems
Working from home creates small daily frustrations. These carefully chosen gadgets tackle common problems without adding clutter or gimmicks.
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Musk Vs. Bezos: Starlink's Rival Will Launch Over 5,000 Satellites Next Year
Blue Origin, the aerospace company owned by Jeff Bezos will launch over 5,000 satellites in 2027 to expand its own internet-from-space offerings.
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Every Major Torque Wrench Brand, Ranked Worst To Best
Even with a tool as simple to use as a torque wrench, there is enough minutiae to warrant a rankings of the top brands. These are MMtech Online's recommendations.
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Viral Video Calls Out Airline's New Cramped, Cost-Cutting Seats
Airline seating has been getting tighter for years, but a viral clip suggests one airline's recent change may have gone too far for travelers.
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5 Key Signs That Your Car's Turbo Is About To Fail
Many modern cars come equipped with turbochargers. that means it's critical to be able to identify a problem with your turbo before it becomes an expensive one.
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What's The Difference Between A Pruner And A Lopper Branch-Cutting Tool?
Trying to wrangle the branches and brush around your garden may lead you to finding pruners and loppers, but which cutting tool is right for you?
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