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I used to work for a furniture maker and one of my favorite tools in his shop was an ancient stationary belt sander – a giant version of what you get when you turn a belt sander upside down and clamp it to the bench.
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According to Joel Allen, buying a hand tool from his company might help you kick your drug habit.
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Until recently, the only tool companies to offer batteries rated higher than 3.0 Ah in the U.S. market were Panasonic and Hilti (both sell 3.3 Ah batteries).
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I almost feel guilty wanting one of these things. Am I really so lazy that I can't push the saw down the rail?
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If you can put a bunch of D-cell batteries in a flashlight, why can't you put more than one battery in a cordless tool? Makita asked the same question and came up with the BCV01 Dual 18-volt Lithium-ion battery adaptor, which allows the user to power 36-volt Makita tools with a pair of 18-volt LXT...
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My wife seems to think so. The next time she complains about our garage I'll show her this video of Jacques Jodoin's workshop. Jacques has more tools and equipment than anyone I know; not just a few more - wayyyyyyyyy more…
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If you're an experienced finish carpenter, it won't matter that the subtitles in this video are in Dutch, because you'll be able to figure out exactly what this guy is up to.
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In June I was in New York City for a Stanley Black & Decker media event, during which a large number of new tools from DeWalt, Bostitch, and Porter-Cable were unveiled.
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I'm still kicking myself over not having a camera with me the time I was at the lumber yard and parked next to a restored 1950s pickup with a custom-made stainless steel rack on it.
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This has nothing to do with 'Swamp People,' though I suppose you could use one of these saws to cut up a gator.