DeWalt's Sub-Compact Series offers five powerful tool designs to fit in tight spaces.

The new Bosch X-Lock system allows you to change grinder accessories with just one click.

The SkatePlate moves without effort, prevents scratches to material, and fits almost any saw on the market.

New tool offerings include an angle grinder, an oscillating multitool, and a mobile workshop.

This four-in-one workbench is a useful dolly, a sturdy scaffold, a clever job-site organizer, and so much more.

Skilsaws new saw promises to cut all day on one battery charge, with more power than a corded version.

Three low-profile models from Makita are the quietest heavy-duty compressors on the market.

We put a stable of store-bought sawhorses through their paces to learn which ones work best on the job site.

Klein's new line of testers helps you locate the right circuit breaker and verify the voltage of your outlets.

The Milwaukee 12v Rover has convenient features for carrying, mounting, and directing the light where you need it.

The RTIC cooler comes in a variety of sizes and keeps ice solid for over a week on the job site.

The Racatac provides comfortable support for tilesetting, installing baseboard, and other low-down work.

The Graco Ultra cordless sprayer takes less time to set up than a spray rig, is easy to fill and clean up, and yields professional results on small jobs.

This Milwaukee 18v finish nailer holds up to challenging materials with a great combination of power and consistency.

The tools in this list from last December are favorites from a few of our editors’ own tool kits.

For more ideas, browse last year's list of 16 tools that any builder, remodeler, or other handy person would love to add to their tool kit.