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Milwaukee has announced new Metal Cutting Circular Saw Blades that are said to deliver the fastest cuts and longest life. They have a full assortment of metal cutting circular saw … Continue Reading →
Makita has introduced a new line of impact rated bits called the Impact XPS that are their premium, top of the line bits. Makita was also kind enough to send … Continue Reading →
Milwaukee has announced a new higher capacity Redlithium USB with a new 3.0 ah battery model number 48-11-2131. The new Milwaukee Redlithium USB 3.0 Ah Battery 48-11-2131 offers 20% more … Continue Reading →
4/27/2020 Update Last week I wrote about Milwaukee accessories (blades) spotted on the Lowe’s website. The next day I received an email from Milwaukee informing me that Lowe’s is not … Continue Reading →
Milwaukee has introduced SWITCH PACK CABLE DRIVE Assembly for the M18 FUEL SWITCH PACK Sectional Drum System that provides users with the ability to automatically feed and retract cables through … Continue Reading →
Milwaukee has announced they are increasing the capability of the M12 and M18 FORCE LOGIC Press Tools with the addition of PEX Crimp Jaws for F1807 and F2159 PEX. They … Continue Reading →
Milwaukee has introduced new carbide recip saw blades with their new The TORCH with Nitrus Carbide Reciprocating Saw Blades for Cast Iron. Expect them to be available February 2020. Check … Continue Reading →
A company called Rapidrill has a couple neat mobile drill press attachments that are designed for use with corded and cordless drills to make drilling through thick metal much faster … Continue Reading →
Bitmag is the new Swedish invention for your cordless drill or impact driver. It’s basically an aluminum or plastic hex bit holder that attaches to the belt clip slot of … Continue Reading →
Hart Tools has been known for their hand tools such as framing hammers, chisels, screwdrivers, axes, pry bars, sledge hammers, files, and pick axes. With their roots in hand tools, … Continue Reading →