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MILWAUKEE, WI- Milwaukee Tool continues to grow its hand tool solutions for electricians with the addition of Conduit Benders and Fish Tapes. Designed specifically for the challenges associated with bending … Continue Reading →
For a long time Harbor Freight has had a very limited selection of multimeters and what they did have left a lot to be desired. As has been the recent … Continue Reading →
(Lincolnshire, Ill.) – Klein Tools (www.kleintools.com), for professionals since 1857, introduces the Coax Cable Installation Kit, which includes all the tools needed to successfully prepare and connect coaxial cables. Coax … Continue Reading →
Milwaukee just announced that they will be growing their linemen hand tool offerings with the addition of new Power Utility knives, storage, and pliers. Check out the full press release below … Continue Reading →
(Lincolnshire, Ill.) – Klein Tools (www.kleintools.com), for professionals since 1857, introduces a 20:1 Dual-Laser Infrared Thermometer, which offers a wide measurement range, a tight distance-to-spot ratio, dual targeting lasers and … Continue Reading →
Ryobi has a new all in one circuit tester and tracer called the Ryobi Power Tracer model ESV1000. With this tool you’ll be able to test if outlets have been wired … Continue Reading →
Bosch has come out with a new Nail Strike Wood boring bit that’s designed for drilling in wood and can withstand several nail strikes into nail embedded wood, with up … Continue Reading →
Dewalt announced a new Flexvolt 60V In-Line Stud & Joist Drill DCD470 at this years STAFDA 2018 event. Dewalt created a new version of their current Flexvolt 60V stud and joist … Continue Reading →
(Lincolnshire, Ill.) – Klein Tools (www.kleintools.com), for professionals since 1857, introduces the Klein Tools Kurve Wire Stripper Crimper Multi-Tool 1019 , which not only crimps four connector types but also … Continue Reading →
While I’m not an electrician, I’ve run a couple hundred feet of Romex wire when I wired up my shop for 120v and 240v, and one of the annoying parts … Continue Reading →