Husqvarna RZ54i 54 inch Zero Turn Lawnmower
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Bostitch EHF1838K 18 ga Flooring Stapler Review
Bostitch EHF1838K 18 Gauge Engineered Flooring Stapler Kit Bostitch is no newcomer to the fastener market. They introduced their first […]
RIDGID R4040S 8” Wet Tile Saw Review
RIDGID has long since been a power-tool of choice when it comes to drills, drivers, saws, and vacuums, but how […]
Wolverine Hacksaw Boots Review
Wolverine is no newcomer to the world of work and outdoor boots. Since 1883, American workers have depended on the […]
Kilz PRO-X 100 Series Interior Paint for Pros
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Dra-gun Cordless 3D Meter Mix Gun Preview
Kickstarter has been a favorite for some, allowing entrepreneurs to delve into advanced concepts and projects that would otherwise remain on the drawing board. This week we caught one by William Mace (no not the actor, that’s William H. Macy), who is aiming to simplify the way you might mix epoxys, resins and/or other liquids. Now, if your imagination isn’t already moving, this could be useful for a number of applications, including spraying insulation, Polyurethane foam, Poly Urea, mold making and casting materials. The idea came to Mace while living aboard a small boat. He went through his share of frustrations attempting to cast and mold custom parts.