New Ryobi 18V Li-ion Compact 2.5ah Battery spotted
Currently here in the USA the best compact lithium ion Ryobi battery money can buy is the P107 battery. This battery is compact and has a 1.5 amp hour battery … Continue Reading →
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Currently here in the USA the best compact lithium ion Ryobi battery money can buy is the P107 battery. This battery is compact and has a 1.5 amp hour battery … Continue Reading →
Lately Ryobi has been pumping out power tools but what’s different about these is that they ain’t your fathers Ryobi tools as these can perform. When I say “perform” I … Continue Reading →
I had heard about DeWALT coming out with a new cordless 20V miter saw for over a year now and just when I thought it was merely a rumor, guess … Continue Reading →
2014 was a big year for Milwaukee when it came to tool storage with the introduction of a couple of tool boxes. This year Milwaukee continues where they left off … Continue Reading →
Milwaukee introduces 2 new drills to their already extensive M18 18V line with a couple of M18 Fuel Magnetic Drills. These brushless magnetic drills utilize a powerful magnet to attach … Continue Reading →
The Handler is a yard tool system designed with longevity and space saving in mind. This system is built around a single handle made of durable fiberglass with a nylon … Continue Reading →
Last year we seen a large addition of new green tools to the Ryobi lineup. Many in their 18V One+ line with major improvements in performance. That same tradition continues … Continue Reading →
Back in March I wrote about the new Kobalt 80V Max line that includes a mower, blower, and chain saw all using high voltage 80V Max lithium ion batteries. Now Kobalt … Continue Reading →
Oscillating multi tools are just like the name says, it’s many tools in one as it can do a bunch of tasks that would take several tools to do. Normally … Continue Reading →
This is Makita’s 12 volt drill and impact driver kit LCT209W and it’s on sale for $109 and normally it’s priced at $140 so you have a $31 dollar instant … Continue Reading →