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on Apr 18, 2011
Bruce Kieffer tells you about his five favorite sanders and what makes them special. Read More »
on Mar 21, 2011
Paul Mayer reviews the Hock 1" carving knife, along with a plane blade and cap iron. Read why he thinks no shop should be without these great tools. Read More »
on Nov 02, 2010
My search for a good value pin nailer led me to the Porter Cable PIN100 which I purchased as part of a bundle with a Porter Cable pancake compressor, model CF6131. This bundle (model CF6131P) has a street price of around $170. At that price it was a no-brainer to pick up the bundle, providing me with a nice, compact compressor for use in the shop, as well as portability to allow me to take it into the garage or the house for various projects without having to haul my large compressor. Read More »
on Oct 19, 2010
For the most of us, changing blades means grabbing a wrench and making the swap. But you need to know which blade to put on, depending on what you re planning on doing. There s no shortage when it comes to types of blades you can put on your table saw. But in my experience we can narrow your search down to three very useful blades. Read More »
on Oct 15, 2010
Do you hate it when safety goggles fog up when you wear a dust mask with them. Paul Mayer reviews the DeWALT Anti-Fog Dual Mold Safety Goggles. Read if these solve that issue. Read More »
on Sep 30, 2010
Looking for a unit that is rock solid with no slop in any moving part, super lightweight for portability, easy to adjust, precise locking locations for common cuts, high powered, and under $200. Check out Paul Mayer's review on this Makita LS1040 10 Compound Miter Saw. Read More »
on Sep 30, 2010
Saw lots of great new products at IWF 2010. Here s an example. Jorgensen has added a handy feature to their quick acting clamps that allows you to get more length bang for your clamp buck. Check it out Read More »
on Sep 01, 2010
It s easier, and more accurate, to transfer measurements than it is to use a ruler or tape measure. This is especially true when setting up machines. Nothing makes set up easier than gauge blocks. Have a look at our video review of the Veritas Set Up set. Read More »
on Aug 18, 2010
It easily grips sand paper. It uses 1/4 sheets or 2-3/4 rolls. It comes in different colors. It even floats! What is it? Have a look at our video product review and find out. Read More »
on Aug 04, 2010
You know that it s more dangerous to use a dull tool than a sharp one. The question is how to keep all your tools sharp and ready to work. Trend s new 6 Diamond Taper File provides part of the answer. Read More »