New Makita 18V X2 36V Outdoor Power Equipment
Some more new tools spotted across the sea this time from Makita with a couple of new cordless outdoor power equipment. Both new power tools are 36 volts and are … Continue Reading →
Category: Power Tools
Makita 12V 3/8″ Hammer Drill
The only 3 12V hammer drill’s I’ve ever known have been produced by Bosch and Milwaukee, with Bosch having a brushed 12V hammer drill and Milwaukee having both a brushed … Continue Reading →
New Milwaukee M18 Brushless Compact Drill / Hammer Drill / Impact driver Review
Up until now Milwaukee had compact brushed drills and they’re Fuel branded brushless drills. The Fuel models are very powerful but yet are bigger and heavier than the compact brushed … Continue Reading →
Porter Cable 20V Max Bluetooth Speaker PCC772B
In addition to their recently released bluetooth jobsite radio, Porter Cable comes out with a new 20V Max Bluetooth Speaker PCC772B. For the longest time many jobsite radios have lacked … Continue Reading →
Ryobi 18V Orbital Jigsaw P523 Review
Lately Ryobi has been stepping up their game with new designs and improvements over their previous power tools. Last year we seen many of their tools get upgrades and that … Continue Reading →
Bostitch 12V Max Carton Closer
Some of the sturdiest cardboard boxes I’ve seen have been sealed with staples. Staples provide strong grip and don’t have the same weakness as tape does when in transport. The … Continue Reading →
Ryobi 18V One+ 3 Speed 1/2″ Impact Wrench P261
At first glance it appears to be an updated model of the Ryobi 1/4″ hex impact driver but it is indeed a 3 speed impact wrench. It uses a 1/2″ … Continue Reading →
Makita 18V Brushless String Trimmer XRU04Z
When I think of pro cordless power tool 18V platforms that have a healthy dose of cordless outdoor power equipment I think of none other than Makita. While they already … Continue Reading →
Makita LXT 18V 3/8″ Crown Stapler XTS01
This is pretty much the electric version of the standard handheld man powered stapler except no cord because it uses Makita LXT 18V batteries. Why would you go electric if … Continue Reading →
Worlds smallest 3D printed drill
Compact drills are getting smaller and shorter in length. Just recently, compact 18 volt drills have been creeping up to 12 volt territory. In the race to build the smallest … Continue Reading →