Bosch GTS1031 10″ Jobsite Table Saw Review
We were impressed with the Bosch Axial Glide miter saw which revolutionized close-quarters cutting. Building on their solution-based approach to products, […]
Bosch 2011 New Woodworking and Metal Tools – Part 2
Take a look at Bosch 2011 New Woodworking and Metal Tools. Jim Stevens showed us the new MX25 series of corded […]
Bosch 2011 Media Event – Part 1 Cordless
Every year Bosch generously invites members of the press to come test out, preview, and otherwise interact with, their new tools. […]
Bosch GLM 80 Laser Distance Measurer
Bosch surprised us this week by releasing their new GLM 80, the company’s first Li-ion laser distance measurer. The Bosch GLM […]
Bosch Thin-Wall Metal Hole Saws Review
Using products like the Bosch Thin Wall Metal Hole Saw are probably the easiest way to make clean holes in sheet metal. We recently tried the Bosch HTW1 1″ Thin Metal Hole Saw on an aluminum gutter project and found it made our task of installing the down spout connection to the gutter almost effortless. Now this is not just a regular hole saw but one that is optimized to cut metal. It has a built-in spring ejector for the plug and has a 1/4″ hex shank that will fit into your impact driver. Probably the handiest feature is the shoulder that is built into the top of the bit that acts as a stop to keep the hole saw from going completely though your workpiece. The logic for this is that if you have to add a hole to an electrical panel, you can drill into the side of it without fear of the hole saw blasting though the steel wall and into the wires inside.
Bosch Geothermal Heating and Cooling System Launched in US
Bosch (or more specifically, Bosch Thermotechnology North America) announced today a series of enhancements to its product portfolio and HVAC professional […]
Bosch Stop Bits for Concrete Reviewed
Some jobs involve a lot of concrete drilling, particularly for Tapcon concrete screws or other anchor installations. If you’ve got […]
Bosch Cordless Race Kart Championships
Ever want to design a race kart (go-cart) with cordless power tools? That’s the premise behind the college-focused Bosch’s Cordless […]
Bosch RHH180 Cordless Rotary Hammer Drill Review
Using an underpowered tool can ruin your day. If you’ve ever tried to drill into concrete with a standard drill, you’ll have experienced this first-hand. Similarly, a traditional hammer drill, while effective for basic concrete drilling, is not set up for larger jobs that require bigger bits, deeper holes and repetitive drilling. For that you will want a serious tool, and Bosch’s RHH180 18V Cordless Rotary Hammer Drill targets that need precisely. It also includes convenience features like an integrated depth gauge and handle that will allow you to drill to a specific depth quickly and not waste any energy, bit-life or time. It’s also a simple tool to use, with few options and little room for confusion – you just pick it up and go… or rather, IT goes, as you’ll see in the review.
Bosch FNA250-15 Angled Finish Nailer Review
The FNA250-15 15-ga finish nailer from Bosch is quite possibly the most convenient and lightweight finish nailers we’ve used to-date. With conveniences like a trigger that can easily change modes without having to be replaced, to an adjustable drive depth that can be activated with your fingers, this tool is taking construction and finishing to a new level of simplicity. Its small size and lightweight frame makes it easy to maneuver into tight spots and get that last corner shot. We actually brought it along to a few job sites and interviewed several pros, letting them handle and use the Bosch FNA250-15 Finish Nailer for themselves. Reactions, while different, were all quite positive. Most shared similar comments about how the tool was easy to hold, had little girth, and could be adjusted at will. Though we never encountered any jams, the business end of the tool can be taken apart so easily that it was easy to see that any difficulties or problems could be dealt with quickly and conveniently.