Rewiring Electrical for Two-Story House – What You Need to Know
Electricians often encounter extremely difficult tasks in their day-to-day work. One great example occurred with a 2-story 1920 Colonial-style home. […]
DeWalt Moving Into the Hand Tool Business
Since DeWalt’s founding they have primarily been about power tools, but expect to see many new innovations hitting the market soon in […]
Maxxeon WorkStar 220 Pocket Floodlight Review
To say pocket and floodlight together sounds a little bit like a misnomer but the guys over at Maxxeon pulled it off with their new WorkStar 220 Pocket Floodlight. This little flash light is hardly bigger then a pen but features a Cree LED that puts out 120 lumens. With the included pocket clip you can put it in your shirt front pocket and you can almost forget it is there until you need it because it only weighs an ounce. With no hot spots or shadows, the light beam has a 1:1 ratio – meaning that for every foot you are a way from an object, the diameter of the beam grows by one foot. Step 20 feet away and you are lighting up an entire room with this baby.
Irwin Tools and Elevating the Role of Tradesmen
Spending a weekend with the folks from Irwin Tools, covering the Ultimate Tradesman Challenge World Finals and watching the Food […]
Milwaukee True RMS Clamp Meter 2237-20 Review
In my time I’ve used a lot of meters. Ever since my first home, I’ve installed enough circuits and cabling […]
Bosch OIS Oscillating Tool Interface System Review
Ever since we checked out Bosch’s 2010 Tool Line-up, we were fascinated by their OIS (Oscillating Interface System) Universal Multi-Tool […]