Tool Accessory Reviews Archives

Tool Accessory Reviews

Our power tool accessory reviews include products such as impact-rated bits, driver bits, saw blades, batteries & chargers, tool storage, and more. If you care about power tools, then the accessories are what make or break your daily use. Choose the right power tool accessories, and your tools tend to last longer, cut or drive faster, and increase in productivity. Our power tool accessory reviews compare the latest products across various categories. We eliminate outside variables to really hone in on the power tool accessory performance. That typically means we test accessories by placing them on identical tools. We use weights and testing rigs when possible to ensure cut and/or torque consistency. We do everything in our power to eliminate as much bias as possible. In the end, using the right accessories makes you more productive. Install a poorly-made bit or blade in a tool and it performs less efficiently. Use the right accessory, and your day will go more quickly.

June 16, 2011 0

TigerStop’s SawGear Free DeWalt Miter Saw Stand Offer

by Clint DeBoer

We reviewed the TigerStop SawGear Automated Miter Saw Measuring System, and the company is partnering with DeWalt for a small period of […]

May 2, 2011 0

Bosch Stop Bits for Concrete Reviewed

by Clint DeBoer

Some jobs involve a lot of concrete drilling, particularly for Tapcon concrete screws or other anchor installations. If you’ve got […]

April 5, 2011 0

Rockler Sawhorse Supports Preview

by Clint DeBoer

Rockler released a new system that adds stability to your standard, run-of-the-mill sawhorse. Their new patent-pending Sawhorse Supports are brackets […]

DeWalt Owners Group Faces Off Impact Ready vs. Milwaukee ShockWave

April 5, 2011 0

Impact Ready vs Milwaukee ShockWave Bits Face-off

by Clint DeBoer

We got an email today from the DeWalt Owners Group who had an Admin do some hands-on testing of the […]

February 23, 2011 0

Forrest Chopmaster 7/64 in. Kerf Blade Preview

by Clint DeBoer

Forrest Manufacturing has added a new Forrest Chopmaster 7/64″ kerf blade to its Signature Line of Chop Master Blades. This blade […]

February 4, 2011 0

Milwaukee Flush Cut SawZall Blades

by Clint DeBoer

Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation expanded their new wood-cutting Sawzall blade offerings. They now have two new Application Specific blades. Each […]

January 21, 2011 0

Craftsman Impact Driver Bits Preview

by Clint DeBoer

Craftsman introduced two new products to help DIYers and woodworkers use the bit on their impact driver longer. Let’s face […]

December 20, 2010 0

Top 5 Makeshift Saw Horses You Shouldn’t Try

by Clint DeBoer

If you are a new homeowner, you’ve probably invested in some of those plastic saw horses for use in your occasional projects. We hope you did because, if you didn’t, you’re probably going to use one of the non-standard makeshift ones we list below. Please don’t. They are dangerous on many levels. They are probably not as stable as you think. They tend to be different heights, causing you to make imprecise cuts. They may even be parts of your body which is just asking for trouble. Here are or Top 5 Not Recommended Makeshift Saw Horses.