Hand tools, power tools, woodworking jigs, work benches, and everything else I use in my shop. Get your complete woodworking tools list here today.

It may surprise you that only a handful of larger companies own your favorite power tool manufacturers. Here's who owns who...with lists!

Fill your toolbox with the best tools for DIY projects around the house! From hand tools to power tools to handy gadgets, you'll find my favorites here!

It’s easy to forget that all carpentry was once done by hand. People used the power of muscle, skill, and what are now vintage tools.

Setting Up a Workshop: This Instructable on Setting Up a Workshop is brought to you by WoodSkills. I currently design+build furniture in this workshop. Over the years I have embraced hand tools and work in a hybrid environment of hand and power tools. The distinct advant…

DIY projects have made a major comeback since their fall in the 1990s with the onset of the digital age. From cardboard drones and paper lamps to desks with hid

The common crescent wrench: versatile, necessary, but ultimately inefficient. The Craftsman Mach Series Adjustable Wrench is designed to change this. It uses a slide-based adjustment and built-in ratcheting to offer 5X the efficiency of a traditional adjustable wrench, and combines...

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Sooner or later, your fuel will run out. When they do, you'll need a stockpile of hand-powered tools and the knowledge to use them.

Sooner or later, your fuel will run out. When they do, you'll need a stockpile of hand-powered tools and the knowledge to use them.

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Choosing & Using a Plane: Andy King talks through choosing and using a Plane. In order to make a living with woodworking, I find there has to be a compromise between power tools and elbow grease, and I'll be the first to admit that I couldn't survive without power tools. Sa…

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In this article, you’ll learn what are the types of workshop tools? And their working and applications are explained with pictures & PDF.

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Here are 63 off grid tools any homestead could put to good use. Some are hand tools, others are power tools, and a few are luxury tools.

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DIY tools in your 20s and even most of your 30s may only include some hand tools and a smattering of common power tools. But as you enter your fifth decade, you should take a hard look at your tool collection. Consider these recommendations (in no particular order) as you begin to get used to being over 40.

A new PressureWashr study shows how behemoths rule the tool game.

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Going back to its core roots, the DeWalt FlexVolt circular saw, grinder, and reciprocating saws are all getting significant power upgrades.

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And So It Begins! I've gone and done it. I've begun the removal and installation of newer/better/more efficient solar panels to replace my last batch of prototypes. As that project gets finished and fully tested I will be writing one or more articles on the process. Suffice to say they are completely different than my last batch and should be WAY better. We shall see. That being said the first thing that had to be done is removal of the old panels from the roof. These are thin and flexible and are attached to the roof using a special paralastic adhesive (that just means it's strong like a construction adhesive, but elastic like a silicone.) I did the largest front panel first. Removing it with a putty knife and pulling it up a bit at a time. Once the panel was removed, I had LOTS of leftover adhesive stuck to my fiberglass roof. I began scraping it off with the putty knife, a bit at a time. Backbreaking and hand torturing labor. All done on the roof, in the sun. There HAD to be a better way! There was! Not To Be Used In Autopsies! I had told a friend of mine who works in construction the story about removing the first panel and how I have two more to go. He was surprised I used a putty knife and wanted to know why I hadn't just used an Oscillating Multi-Tool. A What? Oscillating Multi-Tool. Yep, I got the name right. Seems these things are quite popular now and can be had for under $20.00. What are they? If any of you remember a TV Show called "Quincy, M.E." back in the 80's there was a section of the opening scene where he holds up a surgical power tool that was designed to cut into a cadaver during an autopsy. We never see him use it, but the rookie cops watching all have various bad reactions! This tool is called a Stryker Autopsy Saw and is a very effective tool. The Multi-tools I am writing about are the great, great grandchildren of that stainless steel monster. They both work by moving the blade back and forth a tiny bit at a VERY high rate of speed (on mine that's adjustable) this has the effect of slicing through whatever you are trying to cut. Or in my case, scrape away. Lots Of Blades! There are MANY blade attachments for various jobs. The one I used was a wide scraper. It had a sharp edge without any serrations so it scraped the adhesive away smoothly in long strips. The jagged edged varieties are great for cutting (plunge cutting is a specialty.) Grinding blades are available as well as metal cutting.You can also attach a sanding block that takes all kinds of sandpaper triangles. You can cut or abrade or slice just about any material that you come across. Sometimes a little TOO easily. When scraping off the remaining adhesive, I had to be especially careful not to raise the tool too high. If I did, I risked cutting a slot into the roof fiberglass. It wasn't hard to control, but working carefully is always a good idea. Lots more attachments seem to pop up all the time. I am really liking the multiple use nature of this tool! The best part? It was only $18.68 at Wally world! This is a 2.1 Amp/120V version. I prefer the plug in variety to the battery powered ones. I don't think a single battery would have lasted through all my adhesive removal. The price included; a sanding block and triangular pads, a scraping tool and a cutting tool. Extra tools are available almost everywhere tools are sold and they are very inexpensive! I bought a 4 pack of scraping blades for $4.89. It's not all that large...maybe a tiny bit bigger than a standard Dremel. I keep both on-board my RV. That's most jobs done! Add a Drill/Driver (battery or AC) a good tool kit and there is almost nothing you can't accomplish! Every so often I come across something that earns a permanent place on-board my RV. This one was a shoe-in! Be Seeing You...Down The Road, Rich "The Wanderman" www.thewanderman.com

Ready or not, here is a quick sneak peek of all of Dewalt’s new mechanics tools and hand tools that will be coming out in the second half of 2015.

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Sooner or later, your fuel will run out. When they do, you'll need a stockpile of hand-powered tools and the knowledge to use them.

Want to start building your own furniture? Learn the functions of the most popular power tools and how to use them.

Choosing & Using a Plane: Andy King talks through choosing and using a Plane. In order to make a living with woodworking, I find there has to be a compromise between power tools and elbow grease, and I'll be the first to admit that I couldn't survive without power tools. Sa…