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This tool may be higher in price, but it's worth every penny

It's smaller size makes this tool ideal for working in tighter spaces

Fein dominated the market for decades, but their patent has expired. With competitors on the move, just how do the new tools stack up?

The Porter-Cable FN250B is a rear-loading 16-gauge finish nailer that has a no-mar tip that performs better than most in its class and a muffled exhaust port for quieter operation

Milwaukee's 7145-21 is a 16 gauge straight finish nailer which, even fully loaded, is lightweight and compact and has a handy indicator to alert you to reload

The Maxus MXN06499 is a rear-loading16-ga. finish nailer has an adjustable dept control and air exhaust for easy removal of jams, a non-marring tip, and oil-free design

Ridgid built its R3400 Fuego 5-in. fiber cement saw for the task of cutting fiber-cement boards quickly and easily. It is well-balanced and makes straight accurate cuts and it features a unique dust-collection system

SawStop's 10-in. contractor saw accepts any conventional 10-in. blade or 8-in. dado set and features the revolutionary brake safety feature that stops the blade if it comes in contact with your skin

The Grizzly G0663 is an economically-priced, entry-level portable thickness planer that is functional enough for professionals

The Craftsman 21759 is among the heaviest and largest of the portable thickness planers. It has an accurate digital depth readout and features an oversized paddle switch, removable lock, and nice dust-collection system