Tool Tech

Which Cordless Chainsaw Should You Buy?
Three different brands of battery-powered saws are put to the test.
Leviton’s Load Center
This new electrical panel brings real innovation to a product that’s seen little change in decades.
Castle 100 Pocket Hole Machine
Instead of a drill bit, the Castle 100 uses a compact router to make screw pockets that are shaped a little differently than we’re used to.
Worm-Drive Oil Change
Worm-drive circular saws need their oil changed periodically. Here’s how to do it.
Skilsaw Super Sawsquatch
This 16-5/16-in. beam saw can cut a 6x6 in a single pass! Is that overkill or is it just awesome?
Bilco Factory Tour
Senior editor Patrick McCombe heads to Bilco's Zanesville, Ohio, plant to get a behind-the-scenes look at how basement doors are made.
Three Specialty Cutting Tools
When the need arises, it’s worth making some space in your tool belt for one of these cool cutters.
Father’s Day Gift Guide
Check out these five reasonably-priced tools that Dad will love.
Paslode F325R Compact Framing Nailer
The Paslode F325R weighs less than 6 lb. and its shortened magazine fits between studs, joists, and rafters.
Milwaukee 3-Piece Level Set
Packed in an intelligently designed nylon carrying case, this three-piece level set includes 2-ft. and 4-ft. box beam levels, and a cast-aluminum torpedo level.

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