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Taking Charge
Lithium-ion batteries are sparking a change in the power tool industry as manufacturers introduce innovative new lines. Here's what you need to know before buying in.
TOOLS OF THE TRADE Magazine
(March 9, 2006)
AutoFeed Screwguns
We tested eight autofeed screwguns for subfloors and decking. Here's how they compare.
TOOLS OF THE TRADE Magazine
(May 8, 2006)
Utility Knives
Eleven utility knives loaded with smart designs and new features.
TOOLS OF THE TRADE Magazine
(March 8, 2005)
High-Volume, Low-Pressure Paint Sprayers
These paint sprayers are light and mobile, and they make the job go faster and are less tiring than painting by hand.
TOOLS OF THE TRADE Magazine
(September 1, 2003)
Station Masters
Here's what to look for in a portable workstation.
TOOLS OF THE TRADE Magazine
(September 1, 2002)
Tips for Choosing the Right Tool
Follow these simple guidelines, and you'll get the best tool for you.
TOOLS OF THE TRADE Magazine
(November 1, 2002)
ReBar ReDefined--Three Tools That Will Steel Your Heart
If I had a steady diet of rebar work day-in and day-out, these tools would definitely be on my truck.
TOOLS OF THE TRADE Magazine
(May 1, 2002)
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The miter saws weren't the only tools on the spot. We tested saw stands of the lightweight, folding-leg, sawhorse type; more elaborate convertible, collapsible, rolling stand designs; and a more stationary multipiece stand. Besides evaluating their use in the shop and on the job, we devised a jobsite obstacle course to see how fast one guy could set them up. It consisted of wrestling a stand out of the truck, rolling or carrying it across the lot and up some stairs, and adjusting all the extensions, supports, and the saw so it was ready to cut. 