Power Tools

With a bit of knowledge, this power tool can be more useful than dangerous.

Follow these tips to stay out of the emergency room and in your workshop.

With dozens of choices, finding the right saw for your project can get confusing.

You don't need a lot of time or tools to accomplish a diy project!

Use a router to create decorative edging, lettering, or shapes to your woodworking projects.

Things can quickly go wrong when using power tools. Keep yourself safe with these measures.

Want to save time and money on your DIY projects? Sharpen your drill bits!

Follow these three essential maintenance tips to ensure that your power tools last during the winter and beyond.

Sharpening should be done to maintain the life of your saw.

You need to add sandpaper to your sander for more effective sanding.

When your miter saw blade begins to leave a jagged edge on your cut, it's time to replace it.

Using a chainsaw for your project? Here's some important safety information.

Consider the task at hand when deciding the right electric drill for the job.

A sander is a fairly basic tool, but it still requires maintenance and some troubleshooting when parts wear out.

Sandpaper is a coated abrasive.

Electric drills are tools used for boring holes into materials, making it much easier to frame a barn or hang a picture.

Routers are handy tools for woodworking, but some people find them intimidating. Check out these tips to ease your worries.

Not all projects need a high powered drill.

Buy or rent a floor sander to make the job quick and efficient.

Get the power and convenience you need with the right drill for the job.

A step drill bit is used on metal at a slower speed.

A concrete grinder takes the guesswork out of finishing graffiti-covered surfaces.

Liquid sandpaper does not actually sand.

Traveling with your electric drill may feel important, but you should know that it may also be a challenge.