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When Accuracy Matters, Reach for The Ideal BlueView Digital Fish Tape In the world of fish tapes, innovation doesn’t move […]
When you talk to electricians, tools become a sort of sacred thing. Everyone has their favorites. Still, we have swayed more than one journeyman by placing a new tool in his hands. Our electrical tool reviews aim to reveal what electricians think about new products coming to market.
Our hands-on electrical tool reviews take things like press tools and metal hole saws and find out if they work faster than existing products. Manufacturers are quick to make claims, but testing those claims is what helps Pros and know if a tool can cut it in the field. Our Pro electricians work with us to determine whether or not new tools are accurate, ergonomic, and/or just plain helpful.
When Accuracy Matters, Reach for The Ideal BlueView Digital Fish Tape In the world of fish tapes, innovation doesn’t move […]
In big news for electricians, it’s all about how small the Fluke 301D Clamp Meter is! The profile certainly got […]
The IDEAL Electrical Guardian EMT Bender Saves Time and Improves Accuracy Bending conduit accurately is a key skill for Professional […]
Multimeters are essential tools for electricians, HVAC professionals, and electronics technicians, as well as handy solutions for homeowners. However, there […]
Keeping a garage or workshop warm is the only way to stay productive when the cold weather hits. But for […]
Klein Updates Its Rechargeable Thermal Imager Lineup With Larger Model Troubleshooting electrical or plumbing issues can be difficult without the […]
Klein Makes Cable Fishing Easier In Dark Or Low-Light Spaces Fish tape helps electricians (and skilled DIYers) feed cable through […]
Milwaukee’s Updated M18 Crimpers Provide Electricians And Linemen With Pressure Variability Linemen and electricians require a ton of specialized equipment […]
Milwaukee Brings Cordless Power To The Pipe Threading Market There are several arguments to be made in the corded vs […]
If you’ve never had experience wiring a GFCI outlet (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) then keep reading. In my day we simply called […]