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Build the final dust collection system with a cyclone seperator
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Dust is a major problem in my shop and most home wood shops. My tiny shop has more dust than projects in it. Not only does my huge “portable” wet/dry vac suck at sucking and is even worse at filtering, it’s a major roadblock to sweeping up at the end of the day. I’ve lengthy dreamed of buying on…
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Different types of squares and their uses
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Squares are useful in planning your work, checking angles, and making certain that your cutting is accurate. There are 7 different kinds of squares, each with their own use. Knowing when to use each one will build your jobs much easier and prevent mistakes.
Combination square
Drywall squar…
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Five Better Ways to Hammer A Nail
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Even with a collection of power tools in the garage, it stills pays to be able to use the ultimate mechanical tool combo: the hammer and the nail. Here’s five tips from Popular Mechanics for success every time: straight nails, and nice, safe thumbs.
1. Roughen the hammer’s striking face wit…
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Are Name Brand Power Tools Worth the Extra Money?
Why does name brand power tools, such as DeWALT or Makita, cost so much more than the non-name brand power tools from foreign countries? What are you really paying all the extra money for when buying name brands? Whether you buy name brand or not, both power tools can do the same job but which…
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Hand and Power Tools Video
If you have to purchase some tool gifts for a handy person you know, check out these tools. The first batch are must have for any workshop. They include ….
Anti-vibration hammer. This type hammer has less arm fatigue and damage.
Aluminum framing square.
Retractable razor knife.
A 30 fo…
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How to Make Garden Tools Last Longer
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Purchase high-quality garden tools and store them to keep them from becoming rusty and grimy. They will work much more easily and last far longer when you remove dirt and grime from them after each use. Keep them in a shed or indoors out of the weather. Store them indoors at the end of the season …
Concrete Cutting: The Unknown Niche
What is Concrete Cutting?
Concrete cutting is a process of controlled sawing, drilling and removal of concrete performed by skilled operators using special saws that use diamond impregnated blades. Unlike the old- fashioned dusty “jack hammer” method, modern concrete cutting leaves a smooth…
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Concrete Cutting: The Unknown Niche
What is Concrete Cutting?
Concrete cutting is a process of controlled sawing, drilling and removal of concrete performed by skilled operators using special saws that use diamond impregnated blades. Unlike the old- fashioned dusty “jack hammer” method, modern concrete cutting leaves a smooth…
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Trimergy
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Trimergy is an innovative and ergonomic new garden product, basically a steel bipod (2-legged holder) with wheels. It takes most of the work out of using large garden power tools like a string trimmer or mini-tiller by supporting them for easy transport. Trimergy is adjustable to multiple height…
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Router Tables That Make The Cut
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It’s all about the bit. That’s right, a router table is defined by the bits you use in creating some of the most impressive and beautiful shapes that give like to a plain piece of wood. Router tables have long been a staple to the professional woodworker’s shop and are quickly finding a ni…
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