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If I’m being completely honest, reviewing digital inspection cameras or scopes is something I initially wanted to put into the hands of a licensed plumber. But then my brother-in-law and I tackled a large rewiring project, and I saw how handy they were in that application. Soon after that, another friend of mine asked to […]
Finding pocket TSA approved tools that will get through airline security can be a little tricky. We figured we’d try to bring some clarity to the issue of airplane safe tools. Following are some items you can (as of this writing) bring with you when flying within the United States. Since there are some speculation and claims about what […]
With the economy in the dumps, it seems that we have seen plenty of products on sale throughout the year so in order for us to even want get out of bed early for a sale; we figured that the merchandise has to be at least half off of the regular price for it to make our list. The deals at Lowe’s look pretty good this year for Black Friday.
If you are looking for instant savings gratification then you might not want to make Ace Hardware your first stop on black Friday. Actually, since many other home centers and do- it-yourself stores open at least an hour or two earlier than the 7AM door opening of Ace, you can still score some good deals elsewhere and then hit up Ace, “the helpful place” on your way home.
Lowe’s will open its doors at 6AM on Black Friday, November 27 with many items on sale though out the store. The sales flyer that we caught wind of also claims to have many more deals and additional offers on items though out the store that are not being advertised so bring your wish-lists and hope for the best.
Sears has almost 50 pages of deals for this black Friday that covers everything the store offers. Of course we are only really interested in what the Craftsman Tool Department has in store. We scoured over the advertisement and came up with the following list of tools that we think are the best of the best in what they have to offer for all you early morning Black Friday shoppers. And they don’t call them door buster for no reason either, with doors that will open at 4AM, we expect folks to be lined up well before then to try to score on some of these things.
The doors to home depot will open at 6AM on Friday, November 27th. With the slow economy, it looks like Home Depot is rolling out some pretty good deals to help jump start the holiday season, or as I like to think of it, a way to prepare me for future projects. What this means guys, is that while your wife is lining up at the crack of dawn to get that deal over at some other store that will open 6 hours before sunrise. You can saunter out of bed at a fairly reasonable hour; make it over to your local Home Depot and still score. And guys, remember, it does not mater how much you spend, it maters how much you save. See, I have caught on to my wives way of doing it. “look honey, I saved us hundreds with the deals I got today….”
Since the patent expired on Fein’s MultiMaster oscillating tool, hordes of manufacturers have thrown in with their own brand of multi-tool to see if they might offer a better value, higher performance, or more helpful feature set. So which one is best? We didn’t know – so we got a hold of them all to test them out and see for ourselves. After reviewing no less than six multi-tools (nearly all of the available products on the market in fact), we have drawn several helpful conclusions on which oscillating tools perform the best and which you might want to avoid. While no single tool can be declared the winner, we try to offer helpful suggestions that show which tools cater to particular needs. These needs include build quality (ruggedness), ease of use, performance and value. We’ll examine each of these throughout this multi-tool comparison shoot-out.
Thomas Gaige currently lives in coastal South Carolina. Since he was a youngster he always liked working with his hands and building things. With his well equipped shop he has tackled projects like restoring a classic BMW, building furniture, automotive bodywork, rebuilding a fiberglass boat, swapping out car engines, cabinet building and a host of other things. He believes that choosing the right tool is as critical as the final product you are trying to achieve. If you are properly equipped, with both your tools and knowledge about your project, then you too can repair and build like a pro and that is what Pro Tool Reviews is all about.
This is a list of my preferred power tools. You may not agree with all my selections, but I feel they represent a good balance between budget and performance for the remodeler who isn’t afraid to get his hands dirty in projects involving framing, siding, electrical, and interior work.
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