Milwaukee M12 Fuel 3/8” & 1/2″ Right Angle Impact Wrench 2564-22 2565-22 – Industry’s Most Powerful Right Angle Impact Wrenches

Milwaukee has introduced the industry’s most powerful right angle impact wrenches with the cordless M12 Fuel 3/8″ 2564-22 and 1/2″ 2565-22 2565P-22 right angle impact wrenches. Looking at the above … Continue Reading →

Ryobi 40V Rapid Charger OP406A Is Faster Than We Originally Thought!

Ryobi P137 18V 40V Dual Platform Charger

TTI is copying what they’ve done with Milwaukee dual voltage chargers and adding that to their Ryobi lineup with their very own dual voltage charger, the Ryobi P137 18V 40V … Continue Reading →

Ryobi 40V 1500 PSI 1.2 GPM Cordless Pressure Washer RY40PW01DG9

Recently we learned that Ryobi had a new cordless pressure washer with the Ryobi 18V Cordless Power Cleaner RY120350 which was a small light duty model. Wouldn’t it be nice … Continue Reading →

Bosch X-Lock Angle Grinder Mount & GWX18V-50PC GWX18V-50PCN Honest Review

In this article we will be reviewing the completely new X-Lock angle grinder mount and also the new Bosch GWX18V-50PC GWX18V-50PCN 18V Brushless angle grinder featuring the new X-Lock mount. … Continue Reading →

Dewalt 12V Xtreme Brushless One Handed Reciprocating Saw DCS312G1 DCS312B

When Dewalt launched the 12V Max power tool line, it was a success with great initial offerings however new 12V tool offerings became stagnant for several years but 2019 was … Continue Reading →

Makita 18V Radio Spotted In Video Game Turing Test

Besides playing with tools I also do some video gaming from time to time, mostly on the Nintendo Switch. And while playing a new eShop title called The Turing Test … Continue Reading →

Ryobi 18V ONE+ Garden Pruning Saw OPS18

More Ryobi news today coming to us from Australia with a new 18V ONE+ Garden Pruning Saw model OPS18 . Technically the Ryobi 18V ONE+ Garden Pruning Saw OPS18 is … Continue Reading →

Makita 64V Max 5.0 ah Battery BL6450B Spotted

Makita already has a very successful 18V cordless power tool line which includes their X2 tools that are 36V using a pair of 18V batteries. Then recently they came out … Continue Reading →