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One challenge with armored cable is that it can be hard to cut the armor without nicking the wires inside, which is why cable manufacturers recommend using a rotary cutter designed specifically for this cable type.
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Ever notice that a drywall guy stomping around on stilts looks a lot like Herman Munster?
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Clamp meters let electricians measure current in a live wire without stripping the insulation or touching the conductor, but the calculator-like display can be hard to read in dark basements or outside in the sun.
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The one bad thing about WD-40 is that when you lose that little red straw, you have no way of controlling the spray.
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The typical flat utility bar has a 90-degree rocker head that curves in the opposite direction from the flat end — which restricts the bar's range of motion.
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The new Football Pole Sander is a simple tool with some significant advantages.
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Does the mere thought of your next stair job — all that tightening and loosening by hand of dozens of large clamps — have your carpal tunnel syndrome acting up?
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Joining stair handrail sections requires painstaking fitting and fastening, but the EasAlign system by Crown Heritage can make the job easier.
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M.Power's Flat Lying Trammel Heads have a pivoting point for fine adjustment and come with pencil and knife attachments.
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Part of Bosch's new laser line, the GTL3 layout laser projects 90- and 45-degree lines on a floor or wall.