Drills and Drivers - Page 3 of 21

On-Board Bit Storage
Magnets keep driver bits on the tool so they're accessible when you need them.
Scribing Rails to a Round Column
Carpenter Maria Klemperer-Johnson shows how to make a router jig to create a smooth transition for this tricky porch-railing connection.
A Deck Builder’s Tool Kit
These specialized products make every phase of deck building easier and more efficient.
Xtremely Nice Drivers
DeWalt's Sub-Compact Series offers five powerful tool designs to fit in tight spaces.
Stocking Stuffer Ideas for Home Builders
These small gifts under $40 all solve common job-site problems and should be popular with all sorts of handy folks.
Home-Building Gift Guide
15 tools that any builder, remodeler, or other handy person would love to add to their tool kit.
Driver-Bit Storage
Make a simple pocket for keeping several bits handy by wrapping a piece of a bicycle inner tube around the base of your cordless drill.
Drill Bits: From Common to Specialty
Learn what makes each type of bit unique to help you choose the right one for every project.
Rock-Solid Right-Angle Drill
I’ve always been skeptical of battery-operated tools that claim to be direct replacements for corded tools, but when my corded right-angle drill was stolen and I needed a replacement, I…
10 Great Gift Ideas for People Who Love Tools
With the holiday season upon us, what better time to make a list of tools you wish you had? In this special episode of Tool Tech, host Patrick McCombe gives you his best bets for giving and getting.

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