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Dewalt DCF885 Review: Compact, Powerful and Durable

Dewalt is well-known for manufacturing top-quality power tools and the Dewalt DCF885 is no exception. This cordless compact hammer drill offers a lot of features that would make any contractor or DIY professional happy. The DCF885 has a brushless motor, which not only provides more power but also increases battery life. It comes with a […]

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5 Things I Wish I Knew Before I Bought My First Drill

Two seemingly short years ago, I purchased my first drill. This came after a few years of using drills at work, so I figured I was an expert.  Makes sense, right? After all, I used various drills on a daily basis, so I figured I could buy a consumer drill without any problem. Still, there […]

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The Bosch PSR 1800 LI-2 Epic Guide

    at Amazon What do you need in an 18-volt drill? Power, precision, and plenty of options. The Bosch PSR 1800 LI-2 has all that – and more. Weighing just 2.6 pounds, it’s one of the lightest drills on the market. But don’t let its small size fool you – this drill can handle even […]

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Why You Need A Drill Brush + How do I Use it to Make Life Easier?

Picture this: it’s Saturday morning… You’re outside, slowly scrubbing away at some grimy brick. Or maybe you’re inside scrubbing mildew out of tile, scrubbing down car chrome, or cleaning your white fence before a pool party. Either way, your arms are sore and tired. Your hands are chapped. You’re not really looking forward to that […]

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How to Drill Through Stainless Steel: The Complete Guide?

Drilling through stainless steel can be a daunting task. It is a very tough and durable material, which is why it is so popular in the manufacturing and construction industries. However, with the right tools and techniques, you can drill through the stainless steel like a pro! In this guide, we will walk you through […]

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How to Drill Into Metal Studs?

Metal studs are used in residential and industrial buildings. Now, they have become more popular than wooden studs, as the material is lighter, takes less volume, and more both weather/environment and mechanical strain. However, if you happen to install metal sud (as a rule, steel studs are used in most cases), you need to learn […]

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