Editorial Product Review: :7 Piece, Premium Percussion Masonry Drill Bit Set Innovative Tip Configuration Reduces Walking For Improved Accuracy, Improved Carbide Tip Provides Up To 2 Times Longer Life, Optimum Grade Of Carbide Provides Maximum Durability, Unique Flute Design Efficiently Removes Dust Reducing Bit Binding, Used By General Contractors, Electricians, Mechanical Contractors, Among Others For A Wide Variety Of Fastening Applications Such As Commercial Shutters, Gutters, Railings & Duct Work Installation, Drilling Holes Up To 1' For Mechanical Anchors & ...
Editorial Product Review: :Compact 1/2'' (13mm), 18V Cordless Hammerdrill Kit, Compact Size: Allows Users To Fit Into Tight Spaces, Lightweight Design (4.9 LBS) Minimizes User Fatigue, 1/2'' Single Sleeve Ratcheting Chuck Reduces Bit Slippage, Dual Speed Range 0-500/0-1,700 RPM, 0-8,500/0-29,000 BPM Delivers Optimal Performance, High Performance Frameless Motor Delivers Maximum Power Of 410 Unit Watts Out, LED Work Light Provides Increased Visibility In Confined Spaces, 2 Speed Settings, Clutch Settings 17, Chuck Size 1/2 ', Chuck Type Metal, Single Sleeve, ...
Editorial Product Review: :If you own a drill/driver, sooner rather than later you'll find the need for a right angle drill/driver. And once you've used the Dewalt DW960K-2, you'll wonder how you ever got along without one. Using an ordinary drill/driver set at a crazy angle or with a flexible drive shaft or a right angle attachment, you know there is not enough torque to meet most needs. The DW960-K delivers 310 in./lbs. of torque with an easily switched ...
Editorial Product Review: :Hands down, we love this saw. It's packing as much power as its corded colleagues—-maybe more—-but with the awesome convenience of a cordless. It sacrifices nothing in the way of strength or guts with its 1-inch stroke length and 2,900 strokes per minute. It's relatively lightweight for its power, but the battery does add some heft to it, and that's really the only less-than-perfect feature about it. The keyless blade clamp system lets you change out a blade ...
Editorial Product Review: :Hands down, we love this saw. It's packing as much power as its corded colleagues—-maybe more—-but with the awesome convenience of a cordless. It sacrifices nothing in the way of strength or guts with its 1-inch stroke length and 2,900 strokes per minute. It's relatively lightweight for its power, but the battery does add some heft to it, and that's really the only less-than-perfect feature about it. The keyless blade clamp system lets you change out a blade ...
Editorial Product Review: :4-1/2', Dry Cut Diamond Wheel, 5/8', 7/8' Arbor, For Cutting Brick, Block & Tile, Fast Shallow Cutting, Matrix Design Minimizes Chipping, Steel Body Delivers Constant Depth Of Cut & Advanced Diamond Matrix For Longer Life & Enhanced Material Removal, Lasts Up To 100 Times Longer Than Abrasive Blades, Used On 4-1/2' Grinders, Carded.
Editorial Product Review: :The DeWalt Blade Combo Pack includes 6-1/2-inch, 18-tooth and 24-tooth blades designed for use with the DeWalt DW007 circular saw. These blades are specifically engineered to optimize cutting performance. The heavy-duty tungsten carbide blades feature ultra-thin kerf blade design. An anti-stick rim reduces friction and gum-up. The blade comes with a 1-year warranty. Item Description:Series 20, 6-1/2' 16T/24T Construction Combination Pack, Thin Kerf Blade For Fast Cutting, Anti Stick Rim Reduces Friction & Gum Up, Professional ...
Editorial Product Review: :With battery-powered tools, you often have to sacrifice power for portability, but that's not the case with DeWalt's DW059K-2 Cordless Impact Wrench. This 7-1/2-pound monster nutbuster is engineered for extra-heavy-duty professional use. Its 18-volt nickel-cadmium (nicad) battery delivers an amazing 3,600 inch-pounds of torque, and 2,600 blows per minute. That's more than enough power to bust loose virtually any stubborn nut—including tire lugs—or to drive in the very longest, fattest hex-head screws or bolts.The DW059K-2 has ...
The Pharos GPS Phone 600e isn't a horrible smart phone, but the lack of navigation software and subpar call quality detracts from its overall appeal. Plus, you can get more for your money with other GPS-enabled smart phones.
Thanks to a rich set of features and some great new additions, Evite maintains its stature as the top service for issuing e-invitations —but competitors are catching up.
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