Fall 2015 Table of Contents

Could a smaller saw, maybe even a cordless, handle everything you really need to cut on the job? Read more

A fleece lining and quilted sleeves promise to take the chill off. Read more

It's lightweight enough to be moved from jobsite to jobsite. Read more

A reversible serrated jaw and a socket system make this wrench more versatile than most. Read more

Darryl Thurner's quest for better tool bags eventually led him to found a company that manufactures them. Read more

Storage with a power source Read more

The projected line is green, making it more visible than a traditional red line. Read more

By using your smartphone's display and storage, this thermal camera is able to offer a lot of function for a lower price. Read more

Built for power and convenience Read more

The adjustable gauge keeps your rows of siding even. Read more

Battery-powered lamp can run a full work day on one charge. Read more

A sacrificial waste strip prevents the finished piece from warping during the cut. Read more

A durable casing helps the tool withstand lumps and bumps on the jobsite. Read more

Portable nailer has the features of an air-powered tool, but doesn't require a compressor. Read more

Features include a top-loading magazine, a dry-fire lockout, and a belt hook. Read more

Keep warm this winter with a battery-powered heated jacket. Read more

Durable and lightweight, this gun shoots 18-gauge nails from 5/8 inch to 2 1/2 inches long. Read more

Unlike standard steel toes, the carbon-fiber toes on these boots are nonconductive to heat and cold. Read more

Control the tunes with your smartphone while you charge your batteries. Read more

Though this portable fan can be plugged in, it can also run all day on battery power. Read more

Neoprene wrap can help relieve discomfort from overuse or strains. Read more

Protect your hands without giving up your grip. Read more