Power Tool Accessories Reviews

This is a good video for beginning welders. I got it for training new hires how to weld. It is a useful tool. They cover all the basics in-depth. While the instruction is a little boring--kind of hard to make it interesting--just keep in mind that the instructor looks like the construction worker from the Village People. It will give you a light hearted laugh and keep you awake during the slow points.

I have used this product before and liked it the best of anything I have used for finishing boxes. I find it can be a bit tempermental in spreading. It is sometimes hard to get the brushmarks to level. Granted I am applying it in a somewhat warm and humid environment. Once you do get in on and it sets it is the hardest of any of the finishes I have used (tung, shellac, or other varnishes.) I have a bit of trouble on oily woods like cocobolo and rosewood but it looks great once you get it right! It does rub out well and has good clarity. As mentioned, I am in a humid envir but this doesn't seem to cause problems other than longer drying and maybe brushmark retention. I am sure the more I use it the better results I will get. Maybe even better with fall coming on and cooler temps.

Not a Dewalt by any standard...but OK for a home owner..radio..well i've seen better..but it works and what do you want for under 30 bucks..the drill is decent..has only two speeds..wish it had variable slow speed, but them a drill and radio for under $30.00..go for it the price is right I am glad I picked it up...still have my DeWalt, but this is good for a second drill..

table is larger then most ,does fold down but it is heavy .table is stable . the table top is flat but the plastic insert router mounts to is not ,i am search right now for one that is and the fit it to the table .

This little collector works great if you have a powerful dustcollector or shop vac. A very nice addition to your router if you use it a lot and spend hours cleaning up afterwords. It also gets a lot more of the fine dust at the source before its air borne.

I am in the process of replacing all my old rubber and Pvc hoses with Poly hoses and I recently received this one.
If you have ever been in the situation where the weight of your air hose either drags your nail gun off the roof or just becomes a hassle to drag up and down a ladder or scaffolding, then you need these hoses. They are so light that you barely notice that it's there. I live in the south so the cold weather performance isn't an issue for me, but I can tell you that they are very flexible. The only complaint that I have is that when you roll it up it tends to want to twist. It may get better as it gets broken in.

for the price if you have a small job you can not beat it. Used this for 7 old steam radiators and it worked great...you need to really watch your moisture though so make sure you have an inline filter to elimate any from your tank and keep you sand or shot in a very very dry and warm place...also keep in mind you need some real volume not just cfm...I have a job boss (porter cable) and it was a little lacking....used my brothers 30 gallon with less cfm but more volume and it was so much more efficiet to spray with. I think if you have realistic expectations you will like this unit. But if you have a big job or don't have a very good compressor then upgrade your compressor or hire out the work.

I have used this for woodworking for a couple years. I use it for fine sanding of cabinet doors, and really does a nice job. The sander itself is very well built and works great, the pad is a little stiffer than I would like or I would give this a 5 star. Nice tool.

Go buy one of these for every pneumatic tool you have. You won't regret it. They definitely help the problem of twisted and stiff hoses. It would get 5 stars if it had an even bigger radius. Experienced no leaks with 1.5 wraps of teflon tape.

This grinder is a great addition to your workshop. Although I don't use it very often, it is a nice unit. The goosneck light is very handy, and provides the perfect amount of light to the right places. It is a little pricey compared to the off brands (a casual user like me would probably be fine with an "off brand" like "tool shop" or one of the other bargain brands. After all, I don't even know how to use it yet! I tried to sharpen a lawnmower blade and had less than stellar results. I didn't have a problem fitting the blade on the unit- there is room for long pieces- my problem was with technique. Maybe Amazon sells a book on "Zen and the art of grinding?" Seriously- if you know how to use a grinder and want to get a nice unit- this is it, but I haven't found any jigs yet that I can use that will fit the table.