Power Tools

Some one-time projects don't require a permanent investment.

Good maintenance is critical for both efficiency and safety.

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.

This electric device uses a belt to smooth materials.

They come in a range from hand-held to industrial.

Installing drywall without a drywall sander can add unnecessary work to your construction project. Some novice drywall installers hesitate to use these sanders because they are unsure how to use them. If this applies to you, refer to the information below. Things you'll need Drywall sander Dust mask

An abrasive cut off saw is a must have power tool if you need to cut through hard material such as metal. It is also known as a metal chop saw. The saw has several consumable abrasive discs that cut through the work piece. When one disc wears out, you replace it with another to enable you to cut effectively.

Sharpening a carbide tipped blade helps to retain the blade in good condition and working order. Prior to sharpening it, make sure to clean it properly. You can do this by letting it soak in a container full of warm water and some citrus oil soap. This will help to loosen away dirt and other residues

While a few workmen have developed the skill to manually sharpen a circular saw blade, most of those with experience will advise you to use a circular saw blade sharpener. Standard Saw Blade Sharpening To sharpen a standard non-carbide circular saw blade, you'll need a small triangular metal file and

Most people use a circular saw blade to cut wood, but it is also possible to find one for use on metals and plastics. When sharpening it, make sure you fasten it on the machine or it will recoil and snap loose. You also need protective gear because the chippings from the friction might get into your

Drill bits are designed to take on just about any type of material. Whether it is boring through aluminum, cast iron, ceramics, or even plastic, there is a drill bit to fit every need. For those unfamiliar with drill bits, their variety of shapes and applications can be a little confusing. Fortunately, this simple guide will help you select the right drill bit for your next project.

A Japanese saw is made of very strong metal.

There are a few types with handy applications.

How fast you cut is an important as what you cut.

Avoid serious injuries and reduce contaminants in the shop.

It expands the work area.

Replacing the paper is important for optimum functionality.

When you have holes to dig, these can make the task easier.

Routers are used in woodworking.