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Disclosure: Post sponsored by The Home Depot, but all opinions are my own. Please see below for additional disclosure. Home Depot Pro Smartphone Application on the ACC Job-Site Here on A Concord Carpenter we’ve discussed the importance of having constant reliable access to communication while on the job, from access to e-mail to a reliable power source…
The Makita LXDT06 Brushless Impact Driver on the ACC Job-Site The Impact Driver has become the modern day carpenter’s hammer. With the numerous mechanical solutions coming to market, and the speed and strength of new fasteners, carpenters have been reaching for their drivers more than their hammers these days, that’s why ACC brings you this Makita…
Bosch Customizable Tool Storage and Transport System If you follow our site regularly, and I hope you do, you know that I’m a huge fan of anything that makes me more efficient and productive on the job site. The Bosch L-Rack is designed to improve tool and fastener organization and transportation on the job site. …
Proto ½” Air Impact Wrench J150WP Review DIY hub bearing repair made easier: I’m not a mechanic. However I do like to work on my own vehicles now and again as it saves some money and keeps you more aware of what kind of shape your car or truck is in. My truck had…
Dealing With A door That Does Not Close or Latch You’re trying to close a door in your house and it won’t latch. Or you have to lift or put a shoulder into the door in order to get it to latch or lock. Most likely you have an alignment issue at the strike or…
Milwaukee Fuel M18 Impact Driver Review I’ve been running an older Makita 14.4 volt impact wrench for a while now. It’s been a great tool but the batteries just don’t hold a charge the way they used to. I’ve done a lot of research and Milwaukee seems to be at or near the top for…
Dig Faster with The Hart Mattock HHM5LB The soil around this recently built development that I’m going to be digging footings in is dense. Hard packed by heavy equipment and full of sharp recently blasted chunks of rock from excavating through ledge to make room for a few basements. In short this is some of…
Image: rd.com Controlling Remodeling and Sanding Dust How to control dust during a renovation can be approached a number of ways. Simple and effective way to remove fumes, dust and odors from a confined area is to create negative pressure in a room and draw the contaminants out of the room. Any environment can be…
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