Metal Nibblers vs. Shears: Which Tool Is Better?
Nibblers and shears are two of the most common tools used for cutting sheet metal. There are power tool and hand tool varieties of either tool, but this article will …
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Pneumatic (Air) vs. Electric Power Tools: What Are Their Differences?
When talking about power tools, it’s common to be referring to those powered by electricity. After all, they are much more common – and they are used by people ranging …
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Screw Gun vs. Drill (and Impact Driver): What Are the Differences?
With their appearance being very similar, many people confuse drills, impact drivers, and screw guns. While the first two serve a similar purpose with slight differences, the last one of …
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MIG vs. TIG vs. Stick Welding: What Are the Differences?
If you need to decide which type of welding to choose for your next project – or if you are trying to figure out which technique you should start learning …
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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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Welding vs. Soldering vs. Brazing: Which Method Should You Use?
Welding, soldering, and brazing – just like riveting – should be in every metalworker’s arsenal. Whether you need to put a stringer on a lap joint to hold a trailer …
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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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Floor vs. Benchtop Drill Press: What Are the Differences?
Drill presses, machines that have a drill head moving up and down in a straight line to drill accurate holes, are a staple in many workshops. That’s because they have …
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