Ridgid Micro IR-200 Non-Contact IR Thermometer Upgraded
Ridgid has introduced a new IR thermometer that builds on the technology of their previous version. The Ridgid Micro IR-200 Infrared […]
FLIR MR176 Imaging Moisture Meter
New FLIR MR176 Pairs Thermal Imaging with a Moisture Meter FLIR is expanding their thermal imaging expertise into tools for […]
Milwaukee M12 7.8KP Thermal Imager
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FLIR TG165 Imaging IR Thermometer Review
The first home I ever owned was a condo in Central Florida. It worked for a while, but when it […]
TigerStop SawGear Review
TigerStop is well known for its miter saw stop system that can be fitted to any miter saw be it […]
2014 Pro Tool Innovation Awards – Cordless Tools
We are living in the Renaissance Period of cordless tools. Having seen battery technology move solidly from nickel cadmium to […]
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Klein Tools are known for their durability, ergonomics, and robustness. In fact, when you reach for a pair of Kleins, […]
Johnson Level 40-6064 Digital Angle Locator Review
The new Johnson Level 40-6064 Digital Angle Locator takes all the guesswork out of finding odd angles in the field thanks to a working range of 0 to 222 degrees and a built in miter calculator. In the past we would have relied on some fancy guesswork or trial and error to get angled cuts to match up, which usually resulted in wasted material or time. With an easy-to-read digital display, three button control and accuracy to within .5 of a degree, it should be a cinch to calculate the trim pieces needed for that bay window or octagon shaped ceiling cove. As my old boss used to tell me, ‘measure twice, cut once’. Well, that’s a whole lot easier now with angles and miters calculated more precisely and quickly with the Johnson Digital Angle Locator.
Ridgid Adds New Hand-held Diagnostic Tools
Ridgid adds new hand-held diagnostic tools with the addition of three new hand-held diagnostic tools: the Ridgid micro LM-100 laser […]
Ridgid micro IR-100 Infrared Thermometer Preview
Have you ever tried to stick a thermometer into an A/C register? It’s easy when you can stand 20 feet away and just beam a laser where you want to measure. The Ridgid micro IR-100 Non-Contact Infrared Thermometer provides simple, quick and accurate surface temperature readings at the push of a button. You simply squeeze the trigger and point the ultra-sharp dual class II lasers at the surface being measured.