Utility knives are among the most-used tools in any tradesperson's kit. Choosing the right one and using it safely matters. Knife Types Retractable: Blade retracts into handle, safest Fixed blade: Always exposed, quickest access Folding: Blade folds into handle Snap-off:...
Jigsaws cut curves that straight-cutting saws can't handle. From kitchen worktop cutouts to intricate scrollwork, they're essential for many tasks. When to Use a Jigsaw Jigsaws excel at: Curved cuts Cutouts in panels (sinks, sockets) Intricate shapes Cutting to marked...
Circular saws are workhorses for cutting sheet materials and timber. Here's how to choose the right one for your needs. Blade Size Options 165mm (6-1/2"): Compact, cuts up to 55mm, good for sheet work 184/185mm (7-1/4"): Most popular, cuts up...
Reciprocating saws - often called recip saws or Sawzalls - are the demolition specialists of the power tool world. When you need to cut through almost anything, they're the tool to reach for. What Recip Saws Do Best These tools...
Power saws haven't replaced hand saws entirely. For certain tasks, a good hand saw is faster, quieter, and more practical. Types of Hand Saw Different saws for different cuts: Panel saw: General crosscuts and ripping Tenon saw: Fine joinery, backed...
Angle grinders are among the most versatile and most dangerous tools on site. Understanding what they can do - and their limitations - helps you work safely and effectively. Size Matters Angle grinders come in different disc sizes: 115mm (4.5"):...
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