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Cheaper Multi-Tool Better
Irwin's Unibit Cobalt Step Drill makes it easy to bore large holes in metal or plastic.
We pushed 18 recip-saw blades to their limits to determine their ability to cut quickly and resist wear.
Arrow’s new T50elite is a manual tacker that fires 1-inch brads as well as 9/16-inch staples.
The M12 Cordless High Performance Jigsaw is one of the newest entries in Milwaukee’s M12 lithium-ion line, which now contains more than 30 tools.
Weighing less than 30 pounds, this saw is ideal for moving room-to-room for flooring installation and other projects.
This second-generation tool was redesigned from the ground up for improved performance over the previous model and its competitors.
Straight and angled 16-gauge nailers join this compressed air-powered product line.
Three new technologies come together to maximize performance in this cordless tool line.
The new KHE 76 combination hammer is equally suited to drilling large holes in concrete and heavy chiseling, says Metabo.
Say no tanks or hoses for roofing repairs and small jobs in high places.
The top models are serious drilling machines, with added features that make the job easier.
The materials for this project arrived on the job the usual way — via truck delivery — but that was pretty much where any resemblance to a normal job ended.
Earlier this year, my crew and I tested three cordless plumbing tools from Milwaukee's M12 lithium-ion line.
The new generation of lithium-ion subcompacts are lightweight and surprisingly powerful for their size.
With LED lighting and a head length of only 3 3„4 inches, Milwaukee's M18 Cordless 3„8" Right-Angle Drill Driver might make life a bit easier for cabinet installers - or anyone who works in dark cramped quarters.
These handy devices fill in where other tools fall short.
Skil 3600 Flooring Saw
A sampling of the best products on display at the STAFDA show.
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Q: I recently purchased a DeWalt 18-volt cordless tool with lithium-ion batteries and noticed that the new batteries also fit my old DeWalt tools. Is it okay to use lithium-ion batteries in tools that came with nickel-cadmium (nicad) batteries?