Don't Use Ryobi's Impact Driver To Remove Lug Nuts — This Is The Tool You Need
Even though Ryobi's impact driver is a great tool to have on hand, it's not what is recommended for removing lug nuts. Instead, you should use this.
Read MoreEven though Ryobi's impact driver is a great tool to have on hand, it's not what is recommended for removing lug nuts. Instead, you should use this.
Read MoreIf you're trying to carry a Milwaukee Rolling Packout Tool Box in a truck, you may have to contend with a tonneau cover, but will it even fit under one?
Read MoreCleaning your window exteriors can be a huge pain. Lugging around a bucket full of soapy water is never fun, but what if a cordless tool could make it easier?
Read MoreDeWalt has a reputation as an expensive but reliable toolmaker. These 13 tools are the exception that proves the rule, without sacrificing quality.
Read MoreThe Amazon owned Denali brand of power tools are likely appealing for their availability and affordability, but users have had mixed results with the tools.
Read MoreRyobi HP batteries fit most 18 V ONE+ tools, even non‑HP ones. While they offer perks with HP tools, they still power regular models just fine.
Read MoreInstead of buying a whole new set of tool batteries for a different brand, it would be convenient to use DeWalt batteries in Hercules tools. Is it possible?
Read MoreAn impact driver can come in handy for quite a few different projects, and Milwaukee has one that comes in a small package. Here's what it's capable of.
Read MoreThe Ryobi Pole Saw is a useful tool for cutting those hard to reach limbs, but just how much longer can you make it with the aid of extension poles?
Read MoreEverything is coming up smart these days, including portable food storage devices like the Makita Smart Cooler.
Read MoreIf you want to keep from losing your tools, look no further than Milwaukee's tracking solution, the Tick, a device designed to help you easily find anything.
Read MoreWhile the Milwaukee Transfer Pump is meant for water, users may wonder if it will also work for fuel. Here's everything you need to know about the tool.
Read MoreHarbor Freight sells affordable tools and products that often hit a surprisingly high bar of quality, but not everything it offers has been so consistent.
Read MoreTaking care of your Ryobi tools, means taking care of the batteries as well. That includes never fully discharging batteries before recharging. We explain why.
Read MoreMilwaukee's cordless power tools and Hart's hand tools seem different, but a popular internet claim says they're owned by the same company. Is it true?
Read MoreWhile some Bauer tools need only a small modification to work with DeWalt batteries, there's no guarantee that advanced electronic features will work.
Read MoreNorthern Tool's line of Klutch power tools are popular enough, but can you use their batteries with your existing DeWalt power tools collection?
Read MoreIf you're picking out a chainsaw to help tame your unruly yard, you'll be faced with the choice of top handle or rear handle. But which is right for you?
Read MoreAlthough the hook in front of the Milwaukee Packout toolboxes has an official purpose, many owners have found alternative uses for it while working.
Read MoreThe health of your Makita batteries is vital in order for your tools to work properly. Here's what you need to know about leaving them charging overnight.
Read MoreMilwaukee and Rigid tools are popular among enthusiasts, but you may be surprised to learn the two lines have more in common than you realize.
Read MoreHaving a quality caulking gun can come in handy for certain projects. If you need one, DeWalt is an option, but here's what you need to know first.
Read MoreIf you're considering DeWalt's cordless snow shovel to help clear the snow from your driveway or sidewalks, owners are cautioning that it's not worth your time.
Read MoreThe Milwaukee 6-Tool Combo Kit includes a hammer drill, Hex Impact Driver work light, and a variety of saws, and represents a saving of around $400.
Read MoreLooking for earbuds you can use on a job site to listen to music and block out noise? Milwaukee's RedLithium Earbuds promise this, but users aren't impressed.
Read MoreRyobi tools used to be blue rather than their current distinctive yellow-green shade. With no official explanation, users have speculated why it was changed.
Read MoreSince cordless power tools usually can't use batteries, chargers, and accessories from other brands, you might wonder if the same is true of drill bits.
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