There are dozens of different types of screwdrivers on the market. So don't screw around with your time, check out our free screwdriver guide.
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There are dozens of different types of screwdrivers on the market. So don't screw around with your time, check out our free screwdriver guide.
The wide range of accessories available for angle grinders make them a “go-to” tool on the jobsite and around the home.
While portable battery-powered generators (BPGs) deliver less power than fuel-powered generators and for much shorter periods of time, they do have distinct advantages.
A very simple tool, the edge of a card scraper is pressed against the wood’s surface and moved across it, creating a shaving.
Fuel-powered portable generators
What you need to know about fuel-powered portable generators.
While hammers and mallets perform similar functions, the major difference between the two is that a hammer has a metal head while a mallet has a wooden or synthetic head.
An OMT operates by high-speed oscillation, rather than rotating or reciprocating motion.
An impact driver delivers significantly more torque than a drill / driver, and is less likely to twist your wrist when the fastener stops or binds.
Although a coping saw can be used in several situations, the most common time it’s used is when coping inside corners of crown and baseboard mouldings.
A jigsaw can make many types of cuts in a wide variety of materials. Its ability to make a fairly tight radius cut, or a cut to a marked line, is where they excel.
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The reciprocating (a.k.a. recip) saw is the preferred choice for making aggressive cuts in wood, metal (steel, aluminum, copper and cast iron) and plastic.
Router bits can do so many things in a woodworking shop, and they’re available in an assortment of general types.
An unsung hero of a hand tool woodworker's kit, the shoulder plane can be used by every woodworker for a multitude of tasks. Although it's great for fine-tuning tenon fit, it's not a one-trick pony.
Files and rasps allow you to carefully remove small amounts of material with a freeform approach, mainly on concave and convex edges. These shaping tools help create and fair gentle curves, fine-tune edges and reduce the amount of sanding needed on some small, rough, 3D surfaces.