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New Life for Tired Hook-and-Loop Straps
My favorite kneepads have hook-and-loop straps that have steadily lost their grip. They got so bad that when I stood up after working on a recent flooring project, the kneepads…
Keen.Welt Heavy-Duty Work Boots
The Keen.Welt boots have traditional welted stitching, but the toe is protected by a rubber cap that’s actually part of the boot’s outer sole
Essentials for a Carpenter’s Tool Belt
Keep these core framing tools within close reach.
Milwaukee M12 Heated Jacket
Using a 12v Li-ion battery, Milwaukee's hand-washable M12 heated jacket can stay powered for up to six hours
Soft-Cap Kneepads: Rubber, Foam, Leather, or Gel?
What's the difference?
PockeTweez
A helpful tool to have in your pocket
Tundra Fire Extinguisher Review
First Alert's Tundra fire extinguisher is a more user-friendly extinguisher that is designed to operate like a common aerosol can so you don't have to fuss with instructions, rings, valves or levers
Bandages for a day’s work
Band-Aid Tough-Strips stand up to a full day of hands-on work
Build a Proper First-Aid Kit
When home-building accidents happen, off-the-shelf kits just don’t cut it. Here’s what you really need.
What's the Difference: Safety glasses
Should you wear glass, plastic, or polycarbonate lenses?

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