Use This Drill Trick To Quickly And Easily Wrap Your Loose Straps
Truck straps are incredibly useful for transporting things, but they can be a pain to wrap up afterward. If you have a drill, though, it can be easier.
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5 DeWalt Finds Under $30 Worth Adding To Your Collection
As its users know well, DeWalt's products aren't very cheap. Those five affordable mini tools and accessories are the exception that proves the rule.
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Are Vertical Mice Any Good For Gaming? Here's What Users Have To Say
Vertical mice reduce the stresses and strains on your wrist, and can help prevent injury, but they may not be the best option for fast-paced shooters.
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Can An F-35 Fly Without A Pilot?
Unmanned aerial warfare seems like the next frontier, but can the U.S.' current high-tech offerings, like the F-35 fighter, fly without pilots?
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13 Of The Best-Looking Art Deco Cars From The 1930s And 1940s
New technologies and designs may have revolutionized the automobile, but these timeless Art Deco cars from the 1930s and 1940s remain stunning to this day.
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Galaxy Watch8 Classic Vs. Watch7: Is Samsung's Latest Worth The Upgrade?
If your still happy with your Galaxy Watch7, the Watch8 may not be worth the investment, especially as it comes with Gemini rather than Google Assistant.
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How Polygraph Tests Work (And Can They Really Tell If You're Lying?)
Polygraph tests can supposedly detect when a person is lying. But how can a machine do that, and can we really trust the results they provide?
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5 Jeep Models With The Worst Resale Value
Some Jeep models struggle to hold their value over time. See which 5 lose the most and why resale estimates don’t always tell the full story.
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What Size Line Is Compatible With DeWalt String Trimmers?
DeWalt's line of string trimmers are great for a variety of tasks around the yard, but you'll have to make sure to purchase the correct line size.
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The Fastest Warship Of WW2 Also Had A Pretty Iconic Name
World War Two has had a vast array of warships on both sides, but one class of ships was faster than the rest and one ship stood out. Here's what we know.
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Can A Tool Socket Adapter Affect Torque When Using An Impact Wrench?
If you're using an impact wrench, you're aiming to use a device that gives you plenty of torque, but will you sacrifice that torque by using a socket adapter?
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How Much Fuel Does A Semi Truck Burn While Idling?
If you have ever seen a semi-truck idling at a rest stop and wondered just how much money they're wasting, we have the answers for you. Here's what we know.
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Can Americans Drive In England With A US Driver License? Here's What You Need To Know
If you're heading off across the pond to England, you might be wondering if you can drive there with your U.S. license. Here's what you need to know.
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What Is A Trim Router And How Do You Use It For Your Woodworking Projects?
A trim router is a great finishing tool for when you're done with the broad strokes and need to get into the details. Here's what you need to know.
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5 Underrated Tool Brands That Are Worth Reconsidering
Big box brands are common, but there are some lesser-known or overlooked tool brands you might want to consider.
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What Is A Tank Turn And How Does It Work On A Rivian?
Curious about Rivian’s tank turn or “kick turn” feature? Learn how it lets quad-motor R1 vehicles pivot in tight spots and why it's unique.
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These Are The Cities (CBSA) With Most Car Theft In The US
Automobiles are valuable, which is why they are often stolen. These core based statistical areas in the United States have the most car theft in the U.S.
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Yes, A Land Rover Can Really Pull A Train (Even One That Weighs 100 Tons)
Once upon a time, a Land Rover pulled a 100-ton train along a track in a publicity stunt showcasing the power and torque of the SUV. Here's what happened.
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You Can Estimate Your Travel Trailer's Tongue Weight With A Bathroom Scale - Here's How
Checking the tongue weight of your trailer is important for trailer stability. It's easy to do with a bathroom scale and a few other objects in your garage.
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How Often Your Brake Rotors Need Replacing (And How To Tell When It's Time)
Your car's brake rotors need to be replaced every so often. We'll tell you what the rotors do, why they need replacing, and how to tell when it's time.
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How To Find Which Apps Have Access To Your iPhone Camera (And How To Disable Them)
Worried about which apps on your iPhone may be utilizing your phone's camera without you knowing it? Here's how to check (and revoke) camera permissions.
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5 Of The Best Small 4WD Cars You Can Buy In 2025
Are you a fan of four-wheel drive but are short on space? Look no further, as these are five small cars that can take advantage of 4WD in 2025.
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Ryobi Discontinued The Laser Cube – Here's What You Can Use Instead
Ryobi's Laser Cube was the perfect tool for enthusiasts who wanted to hang something level, but it has since been discontinued. Here's some alternatives.
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What Happened To Geek My Tree Christmas Lights From Shark Tank Season 7?
The company's lead wanted to light up everyone's life at the holidays, but this is how everything turned out.
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How Fast Can The Kawasaki Ninja 400 Go? A Look At The Bike's Top Speed & Acceleration Times
While now discontinued in favor of the updated 500 model, the Kawasaki Ninja 400 is still a very capable bike despite its low displacement and weight.
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What Is A Military Cyber Command And What Does It Do?
Warfare now includes cyberspace as one of its main battlefronts. Meeting the challenge is the U.S. Cyber Command. But what is it and what does it do?
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Can You Upgrade The RAM In Your Chromebook?
While many laptops let you swap out the original RAM, not all portable computers are made equal. This is how the Chromebook works with RAM.
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