Hand Tools vs. Power Tools: What Are the Differences?
No matter what type of handyman work you do, chances are you are faced with the decision between investing in a power tool or sticking with a manual tool frequently. …
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Concrete vs. Mortar vs. Cement: What Are the Differences?
Cement is everywhere, from the sidewalks we walk on to the buildings we live in…or is that concrete? If you’re not familiar with the difference, you’re not alone. For decades, …
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How to Drill and Screw into Concrete Without a Hammer Drill
So, you just scheduled your next big home project, and this one happens to include drilling into concrete. Your garage is stocked full of power tools and drills, yet you …
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12-Volt vs. 18-Volt vs. 20-Volt Tools: Which Platform to Choose?
Once you decide to go with cordless tools over corded ones and picking your favorite power tool brand, the next thing you have to decide on is whether to go …
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How to Clean Power Tools: A Complete Step-by-Step Guide
No matter whether you go with a relatively affordable Ryobi tool or a top-of-the-line Hilti hammer drill, to maximize its lifetime, you should routinely clean it. You should, of course, …
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A Guide to SDS Drill Bits: Plus vs. Max and Other Things to Know
If you are looking to work with concrete or masonry – and need to drill holes – chances are you looked at getting a regular hammer drill or heavier duty …
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Cordless vs. Corded Drill: Which One Should You Get?
Until not too long ago, corded drills were the tools of choice for many professionals. They provided more power and consistent performance. With their cordless counterparts getting better and better, …
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Hammer Drill vs. Rotary Hammer: Which One Should You Get?
For someone unfamiliar with power tools, a drill is just a drill. The reality, though, is that just like there are various types of cars and other everyday products, there …
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Cordless vs. Corded Power Tools: Which Are Better?
If you found yourself here, chances are you already know what tool you need. You also know that you want an electric one rather than a hand one. At the …
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