DIY Tool Repair for Power Tools and Lawn Care Equipment
When a product is under warranty, getting it repaired is a lot easier since it’s free. But once it’s out […]
What is Radiant Barrier and Why It Works
If you’ve looked into ways to gain energy efficiency in your attic, you may have come across radiant barrier technology. […]
Makita 18V Cordless Metal Shears
Makita Releases Metal Shear Lineup for Tradesmen Makita has added to the line of 18V cordless metal shears designed to […]
Wurth Zebra 1/2-inch Socket Set Review
As we’ve said before, not every socket set has to fall in the master mechanics set category. Sometimes you just […]
Laundry Room Makeover for Under $200
You could have tons of reasons for wanting a laundry room makeover. In my case, I was in heavy nesting […]
Makita 18V LXT Brushless Cordless Compact Router Review XTR01
Cordless routers are a dream come true for many carpenters and woodworkers. It’s a tool they’ve been dreaming of since […]
Rotary Hammer vs Hammer Drill | Looking Inside
So you’ve got some holes to drill. In concrete. Well, that changes things. Sure, you might be able to get […]
Milwaukee M18 FUEL Rivet Tool with One-Key (2660-20)
Milwaukee Cordless Blind Rivet Tool Gives More Reasons to Ditch Hand Tools The Milwaukee M18 Fuel Blind Rivet Tool with […]
How to Clean Wood Floors and Protect Them
Protecting wood floors isn’t difficult, but it’s important to understand how different sealers work and the advantages and disadvantages of each. There are two basic types of sealers: penetrating sealers and “top” sealers. Penetrating sealers, as the name implies, soak into the wood and seal from within. When the floor becomes worn you can re-apply penetrating sealers. Top sealers, like lacquer, shellac, and varnish stay on top of the wood and cannot be applied for worn spots without showing.
Southwire SIMPush Push-to-Install Conduit Fittings
Southwire SIMPush Conduit Fittings Make EMT Connections Easy If you find that you’ve grown weary of the more traditional methods […]