DIY & Tools

Buying a chainsaw that fits your needs can be a headache. For one, the aesthetics may be similar although their functions are widely varied. Not all chainsaws are created equal, and for this reason, you have to be extremely discerning when picking one. Compared to gas chainsaws, electric chainsaws are lighter and easier to use and most appropriate from home yard use. Electric chainsaws can either be corded or battery powered. Each has their strengths and weaknesses but should be enough for homeowners to use for felling small trees, cutting logs of firewood and other DIY projects. Most electric chainsaws are quiet, don’t exhale fumes and don’t require much maintenance. Here are the best electric chainsaws in 2019:
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When you’re looking for an orbital sander, it’s important to consider a variety of factors. Make sure you ask yourself a few key questions to determine the type of sander you need, and then go ahead and take a look at our list of top contenders for best orbital sander below. We have both corded and cordless options, as well as a handy buying guide and an FAQ for new buyers at the end. Read more

Bench grinders can be irreplaceable tools in the workroom for numerous tasks. Whether for cutting, sharpening, polishing or deburring, a reliable bench grinder can ensure that all tools and accessories are kept in optimal working condition. Below will be a comprehensive review of five unique bench grinder products along with a buyers guide for purchasing a bench grinder, frequently-asked questions, and a list of the most popular brands.
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No wood or metal workshop is complete without a good mitre saw for cutting pieces down quickly and efficiently. Choosing the right mitre saw can be difficult. Which model should you buy, given that they seem to be roughly equivalent to each other? Which model is worth its expense compared to the next?

We’ve sifted through the mitre saws on the market today and chosen the five best deals. Whether you are a DIYer who needs a saw for odd jobs around the home or the owner of a woodworking shop, chances are we’ve reviewed the mitre saw that you may be looking for. Read more

Gone are the laborious days of spending hours scraping wallpaper. Thanks to hot vapour technology, power strippers remove the thick paper from walls within minutes. They operate with tap water to deliver chemical-free pressurized steam. The high-wattage devices come with a range of settings to make operation quick and easy. With so many choices on the market, you need to examine the features to determine the best unit to get the job done. I like machines that boil water quickly, have a flexible tube, and a light steam plate. Below, you will find my picks for the top five stripping power tools.
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A good reciprocating saw can be an invaluable tool for a number of different tasks. They are often used in construction, demolition and remodelling. Selecting the best tool can be a daunting task with so many different models available.

We will take a look at six of the best saws on the market. We will also cover what to look for when buying a saw and some of the frequently-asked questions pertaining to reciprocating saws. Last of all, we will cover some of the best brands in the business.
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For do-it-yourself car repairs, one of the tools that give you the most bang for your buck is an air impact wrench. It will help you do more with less physical effort and will provide the power you need to loosen nuts tightened by a professional mechanic or bolts that seem frozen in place.

The battery-powered versions of these tools on the market may eliminate the clutter and annoyance of electrical cords and compressor hoses but often can’t offer air-powered oomph.

But there’s a bewildering array of choices out there, and it’s often difficult to choose an option that fits your budget and your needs.

We’re going to take some of the guesswork out of that. All brands reviewed use half-inch sockets.
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Mouse sanders are well known for their small size and ability to get into nooks and crannies. These small tools are mostly used for finishing and fine furniture work. Sometimes the number of options for buyers can turn into an embarrassment of riches type of situation. With so many affordably priced models on the market, it can be hard to narrow it down to just one.
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