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3 Good Gloves for Winter Work
Remodeler Andrew Grace uses several different pairs of gloves to keep his hands comfortable and get the job done when temperatures drop on the job site.
Choosing Disposable Gloves
The choice depends on what you're handling and how much you're willing to spend.
Cut-Resistant Work Gloves
G-Tek polyurethane-coated knit gloves provide a good balance of comfort, cost, and, safety and are light enough to be useful for most construction projects.
An Inside Look at Work Boots
See what construction details and materials make boots safer, more durable, and more comfortable.
No-Slip Kneepads
Shock Doctor Ultra Knit Knee Support stays in place and does a better job than tradition knee pads.
Safety-Glass Lanyards
A clever way to recycle copper cable outer insulation.
DeWalt Self-Leveling Rotary Level Features an Easily Seen Laser
Easy being green: The DW079LG is rated with an indoor-visibility range of 250 ft. and a detector range of 2000 ft.
Quick Fix for a Job-Site Tarp
Ripped out grommet on a tarp? Find a small stone and fix it.
Foam-Finger Featherboard
The FeatherPro locks into a miter slot to provide just the right amount of pressure needed to prevent kickback.
OtterBox Defender Smartphone Case
This sturdy, multilayer case protects your smartphone from job-site drops and dust.

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