We do our job so you can do yours better. We dig down into the tiny details that separate one power tool from another so you can find the one you need. These two drills from Porter-Cable have a lot in...
When you have a lot of fastening and driving to do, using a heavy tool gets old fast. Don’t settle for a sore wrist at the end of the day. Switch to a lightweight tool that still has plenty of power...
Whether you’re looking to replace an old drill or add to your tool collection, here’s the perfect opportunity. Ryobi sells bare tool versions of their drill kits. These two drill/drivers don’t come with batteries or chargers, but they are compatible with...
There’s nothing like an old-fashioned corded drill for dependability. You’ll never run out of power as long as you have electricity. Here are two durable pistol-grip drills from top names in power tools. Let’s look at them both to see which...
The next time you have a lot of large screws to drive, don’t waste time with a drill. You need an impact driver. An impact driver doesn’t just turn screws; it hammers them into place. An average impact driver has at...
You need more than a little drill/driver to put holes in concrete and brick. These two hammer drill kits from Makita contain one of the best hammer drills on the market. Let’s look at both kits and see which one will...
When it’s time to drill holes in concrete, the pros prefer using a rotary hammer. Hammer drills get the job done, but a rotary hammer makes the job easy. These two rotary hammers from Bosch and Makita are what you want...
Tools brands cause just as much debate as sports teams. Everyone has their opinion on what’s the best. Today we’ll compare the blue and the red: two drill and impact driver kits from Bosch and Milwaukee. We’ll help you decide which...
Contractors and serious hobbyists know that DeWalt has some of the finest and toughest pro tools on the market. Long-life motors and ergonomic design make their cordless drills very popular because they are durable and comfortable to use. The only problem...