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All About Rotary Hammers
Fine Homebuilding associate editor Patrick McCombe explains the various sizes of rotary hammers and shows how to use one for everything from removing tile to breaking up concrete. Read…
Choosing Trim Nailers: Which Finish Nailers Should You Own?
If you had to pin me down to just one nailer, it would probably be the first one that I bought, which is the 16-gauge. You can use it for small projects and big projects.
DeWalt's Smart Take on the 12V Mini Drill-Driver Was Worth the Wait
According to the Tool Hound, better chuck, battery, and handle designs make this new cordless drill tops in comfort and convenience.
How To Drill Pilot Holes Without a Bit
Sometimes the right tool for the job isn't a tool at all. In this tip, watch Chuck Miller make a pilot hole by working backwards.
There's a Better Way: How to Drill Level Holes In a Fence Post
Fool-proof horizontal holes
Video Vault: Clearing Up the Confusion on Drill/Driver Settings
The settings that will help you get more out of your tool.
Tool Hound Video Review: Makita BTD144 Impact Driver
New adjustable speed setting on Makita's BTD144 cordless impact driver offers better control when driving screws
Tool Hound Review: Festool 14.4v Cordless Drill-Driver
Our review of Festool's 14.4-volt drill-driver model T15+3 reveals the torque and battery life of an 18-volt tool
Testing Cordless Impact Drivers
With so many models on the market, which one is for you?

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