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2013 National Hardware Show Highlights

May 17, 2013 by Jake Thomas

The Extreme How-To staff recently spent a week in Las Vegas for the 2013 National Hardware Show. We exhibited our magazine at the show as well as walked the aisles in search of cool tools. Here’s a quick look at some of the highlights.   HomeRight SteamMachine The SteamMachine from HomeRight is a multipurpose power […]

Filed Under: Gift Ideas, Home Improvement, Tools Tagged With: National Hardware Show

Set a Temporary Post (for Halloween and more)

October 15, 2012 by Jake Thomas

  From yard signs to birdhouses to holiday decorations and more, homeowners may find all sorts of reasons to set a temporary post. To do this, you’ll need a post anchor, which is a sturdy metal stake that retains the end of a 4×4 post. You can find post anchors sold at hardware stores, home-improvement […]

Filed Under: Extreme How-To, Outdoor Living, Tools, Weekend Projects Tagged With: Halloween decor, post anchor

Behold the Scrammer

September 7, 2012 by Jake Thomas

                        Professional painters take note: The Scrammer is on its way. The multipurpose Scrammer combines the functions of a scraper, hammer and nail-puller into a single lightweight tool.  Although it’s not yet available to the public, the Extreme How-To staff got our hands on […]

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Blade Runners: Lawn Edger Basics

August 30, 2012 by Jake Thomas

                                It’s time to give your lawn its back-to-school haircut. Be sure to keep the edges neat when you do. A powered lawn edger provides a dramatic step up in cutting power from a string trimmer, utilizing a rigid steel […]

Filed Under: Extreme How-To, Outdoor Living, Tools, Weekend Projects Tagged With: husqvarna edger

EC330 Mini Saw – Nice Tool for Flooring Work

July 11, 2012 by Chad Gillikin

We recently demonstrated a variety of tile-cutting tools for an upcoming EHT article. Check out our October issue for coverage on everything from old standards like tile nippers to larger pro-grade wet saws. But the most head-turning tool we tested is the new EC330 Exakt Mini Saw, a compact multipurpose flooring tool with a 2″ […]

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Are Affordable Table Saws About to Become a Memory? Product Safety or Profit Margin, What is the Real Issue Here?

May 30, 2012 by Chad Gillikin

By: Hal Jones First off, I don’t hear anyone begging to return the days of anything goes when it comes to manufacturing safe products. But when I read the proceedings of the Table Saw dialogues, I cringe at the prospect of companies being told not only to make the table saws safer, but use a […]

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Werner Compact Extension Ladder

May 29, 2012 by Chad Gillikin

Folded, the Werner 16 ft extension ladder is only six feet long, short enough to fit in a truck bed without hangover

Werner 16-ft ladder collapses to Six feet when Folded The Werner three section Aluminum Extension Ladder is a 16-ft. extension ladder that collapses to an easy-to-manage 6 feet. When collapsed it easily fits around corners, through doors, in elevators and through narrow stairwells. The closed ladder easily fits into an average pickup truck bed without […]

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Kobalt Xtreme Access 27 Piece Socket Set, Compact Set With Many Applications

May 15, 2012 by Chad Gillikin

Kobalt Xtreme Access 27 Piece Socket Set with Universal Spline Sockets and pass through technology

Filed Under: Automotive, Extreme How-To, Gift Ideas, Home Improvement, Tools Tagged With: father's day gift, kobalt tool, sockets, xtreme access

Springtime Fun, aka I Forgot to Drain My Fuel In My Pressure Washer Last Fall

March 20, 2012 by Chad Gillikin

By: Hal Jones The soreness in my right shoulder wasn’t there yesterday. Today though it pains me to even do the simplest task such as writing this post. In September I pressure washed my mom’s house, and when finished I put it to the side. I didn’t drain the fuel tank as the Husqvarna Pressure […]

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Stihl HSA 65 Cordless Hedge Trimmer Extended Use Review , a Cordless Hedge Trimmer for Commercial Use

March 9, 2012 by Chad Gillikin

By: Hal Jones When we first got the HSA 65 to review I was interested in the 36 volt platform Stihl had just introduced. First off, 36 volt batteries are heavy and although the 36 volt tools run circles around their smaller brethren, their weight makes it difficult to achieve an ergonomically balanced tool that […]

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