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Makita’s 18V X2 LXT®(36V) Brushless Cordless Rear Handle 7‑1/4″ Circular Saw

It was not so long ago that the idea of a competent cordless saw was more wish than reality. Many was the time I heard the sad whine of a weak saw bogging down in a piece of 1″x pine at the lumber yard. Now tool and battery technology has advanced to a point where […]

By |September 4th, 2017|New Products, Previous Posts|0 Comments

KEEN Utility Davenport Boots

I received a pair of KEEN Footwear’s Davenport boots for review and have been wearing them for nearly 6 weeks; working on hard packed dirt, concrete, gravel, and rough wood surfaces. They are my first pair of newer-tech boots and they are quite different than the traditional leather ankle-highs that I have been wearing for many […]

By |August 13th, 2017|New Products, Previous Posts|0 Comments

Ryobi’s New Score™ Wireless Speaker Set

Music on a jobsite was once a luxury not allowed by many old school builders, but now nearly a necessity for many of us. It seems that all the major power tool companies have entered the jobsite audio market with radio/speaker sets with Bluetooth connectivity and auxiliary inputs to handle just about any audio source. Ryobi’s […]

By |May 29th, 2017|New Products, Previous Posts|0 Comments

Milwaukee M18 Fuel Surge Hydraulic Driver

We first heard of Milwaukee’s new hydraulic (“oil pulse”) driver, the Surge™, through an inadvertent leak from the Home Depot web site that had a page posted several weeks too early. The page included photos and specifications, but it was taken down quickly, leading to a lot of speculation and uninformed comment. Today, 10/10/2016, is the day […]

By |October 10th, 2016|Previous Posts|0 Comments

Milwaukee’s M18 Fuel™ Dual Bevel 10″ Sliding Compound Miter Saw

It was June of 2015 when we were first allowed a peek at the prototype of the M18 Fuel miter saw at the 2015 New Product Symposium. Photos were not allowed, nor any sampling of the tool, but we were impressed to see it cut a 5/4 x 12 fir stair tread with ease. Then […]

By |September 5th, 2016|Previous Posts|2 Comments

The M18 Fuel™ 7″ Variable Speed Polisher

Milwaukee gave us an early look at their new M18 Fuel™ 7″ Variable Speed Polisher at the New Product Symposium for 2016. Due in July of this year, it’s an impressive machine for the kit of an automotive detailer or anyone who likes a nice, professional finish on their painted sheet metal. While it looks similar […]

By |June 28th, 2016|Previous Posts|0 Comments

Milwaukee’s M18 Radius™ LED Compact Site Light

If Milwaukee’s New Product Symposium for 2016 was a movie and I was voting for the Academy Awards, I would give Best Actor to the M18 Fuel™ Compound Miter Saw, with the Best Supporting Role going to the M18 Fuel™ Drywall Screwgun. On the production side,  Milwaukee’s jobsite lighting solutions would again carry the day.

It’s hard to pick a […]

By |June 11th, 2016|New Products, Previous Posts|0 Comments

Milwaukee’s New Line of Adjustable Wrenches

From Milwaukee Tool:

“MILWAUKEE, WI- Milwaukee Tool continues to expand its Hand Tool offering with a new line of adjustable wrenches, including 5 standard wrenches and 1 wide jaw wrench. Built from the ground-up to provide best-in-class performance, as well as maximum versatility and comfort, the adjustable wrenches feature a new-to-world, proprietary adjustment screw to deliver […]

By |April 13th, 2016|Previous Posts|0 Comments

Coming Soon: Milwaukee’s New Mobile Storage

04/08/2016

“MILWAUKEE, WI – Following the release of their widely popular 46” Steel Storage Chest and Cabinet, Milwaukee Tool continues to expand their Storage Solutions with the addition of two new steel storage units – a 60” Mobile Work Station and a 30” Steel Storage Chest and Cabinet. Built for extreme productivity, the new storage solutions are […]

By |April 10th, 2016|Previous Posts|5 Comments

New Plumbing Tools From Milwaukee

Milwaukee Tool has been supplying tools for the plumbing and electrical trades since 1924, but continues to expend considerable energy in improving existing stalwarts like pipe wrenches, adjustable wrenches, hack saws, tubing cutters and the like. One might wonder how such basic tools could be made better, but the designs of even the most basic tools […]

By |March 7th, 2016|Previous Posts|0 Comments
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