TRAC SEATS ProRide Suspension Seat Review

By Dan Wheeler

TRAC SEATS ProRide Suspension Seat Trac Seats currently offers two different suspension systems that can be added to zero-turn mowers, tractors, and more. We last reviewed the budget-friendly Trac Seats suspension kit that gets installed between your existing seat and the frame of your machine. We were satisfied with the results, and the price was…

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Brunt Work Wear Holiday Gift Guide

By Scott Arnold

The Ultimate Holiday Gift Guide: Tough, Durable Work Wear from Brunt for the Hard Worker in Your Life Why not give the gift of rugged durability and unmatched comfort this holiday season? Brunt’s high-performance workwear is the perfect choice if you have a construction worker, DIY enthusiast, or anyone who spends their days on the…

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Ryobi USB Lithium VERSE Compact Speaker

By John Peachey

Ryobi USB Lithium VERSE Compact Speaker Whether I am relaxing or working, I almost always carry a Bluetooth speaker with me to listen to music or sports radio.  I have two Ryobi portable speakers that work with Ryobi’s 18V ONE+ batteries.  I enjoy them both, but I have recently become very excited by the new…

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Homeowner’s Must Have Hand Tools

By Scott Arnold

Homeowner’s Must Have Tools We are taking our “professional remodeling” hats off for this review and putting on our “Basic Homeowner” hats. A lot of our reviews focus on the professional tools and best practices on the job site. We decided to start back at the basics with this article. Most of these tools are…

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Mastering Crown Molding BEST Fastening Method

By Robert Robillard

Fastening Crown Molding – My Go-To Method I want to share my method for fastening crown molding. I recently had several carpenters on a job site impressed by this technique—they’d never seen it before! I learned this method over 30 years ago from my mentor, and I’ve since modified it with the advent of GRK…

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Fitting Door Trim Close to a Wall

By Robert Robillard

Fitting Door Trim Close to a Wall | Finish Carpentry Tips Ever struggle with fitting door or window trim when there’s barely any space between the door jamb edge and the wall? It’s a common issue in older homes and remodels, where a tight fit can throw off the balance and design of your trim.…

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MARVEL MVA-200 Pliers

By ralph mroz

Shear-Cutting MARVEL Lineman’s Pliers (and Scissors) MARVEL pliers are produced by MARVEL Corporation, a Japanese company focused mostly on tools for the electrical trade.  Their MVA-200 lineman’s plier is one of the few shear- (bypass) cutting lineman’s pliers available (as opposed to the traditional pinch cutters on almost all other lineman’s pliers).  Since I’ve never…

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BAUER Sawhorses from Harbor Freight

By ralph mroz

Feature Rich BAUER Sawhorses from Harbor Freight The two BAUER sawhorses from Harbor Freight described here are cost-effective examples of feature-rich versions of this basic tool.  After all, every pro and DIYer absolutely need a few sets of sawhorses, and today you have your choice of features over and above a basic stand. If you…

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