The YESWELDER MCT-520 combines MIG, TIG, Stick, Flux Core, and Plasma Cutting into one portable machine. We tested how well it really performs for home and garage use — here’s what stood out.

DEWALT’s DWS520K TrackSaw turns long, perfect cuts into an easy, portable job. It combines table-saw accuracy with circular-saw convenience, and after a few uses, you’ll wonder how you ever worked without it.

After months of daily use, Gus Schultz shares why the Makita XPS01Z track saw became his favorite tool in the shop. From cutting wedding décor props to plywood panels, this cordless plunge saw delivers accuracy and freedom that no table saw ever could.

The DEWALT 20V MAX* DCST922P1 string trimmer packs a foldable hinge, QuickLoad spool, and decent runtime into a compact package. But does it balance power, ergonomics, and value? Let’s find out.

EGO’s ST1511T brings convenience with its PowerLoad line-wind system, telescopic shaft, and solid runtime — a great pick for homeowners who want fuss-free trimming.

The EGO ST1623T delivers unmatched convenience with automatic line feeding, push-button reloading, and long runtime — making it the perfect battery trimmer for most homeowners.

The Husqvarna 320iL string trimmer offers an intuitive dual-direction head, turbo boost mode, and thoughtful ergonomics — a standout in the cordless homeowner class.

Ryobi’s RY402110 packs 0.105-in line capability and a wide 17" swath into an affordable package — great for homeowners who want near-pro performance without the pro price.

The Skil PWRCore 40 PLT1500C proves that you don’t need to spend big for a capable string trimmer. With solid cutting speed, universal attachment capability, and one of the best values in its class, it’s a great pick for homeowners, if you can live with lighter-duty line.

The Stihl FSA 135 R takes the bones of the FS 91 R gas trimmer and electrifies it, delivering excellent balance, vibration control, and runtime for professional crews.

The Worx GT3.0 cordless trimmer and edger combo is lightweight, beginner-friendly, and perfect for small to mid-sized yards. We tested how well it trims, edges, and holds up against thicker weeds.

We tested DeWalt’s new 5-gallon wet/dry vac with StealthSonic quiet tech. Here’s how it stacks up for garage and shop use.

A first look at DeWalt’s DCV581H, a small but mighty cordless/corded wet-dry vacuum built for DIYers, contractors, and anyone already running DeWalt 20V tools.

The Bosch Colt GKF125CEN is a compact 1.25HP palm router that delivers pro-level performance, variable speed, and smooth control in a hand-friendly design.

The Makita XTR01Z blends brushless power, excellent ergonomics, and cordless freedom into a compact router that punches well above its weight.

The Skil RT1322-00 packs a 14-amp, 2.5HP motor with both fixed and plunge bases into one affordable kit — a serious value pick for woodworkers.

The Milwaukee 2719-20 M18 FUEL Hackzall is a compact, one-handed reciprocating saw with impressive power, control, and runtime. But is it a true replacement for a full-size Sawzall, or just a handy companion tool? Let’s dive in.

A lightweight 2-in-1 cordless saw that converts between reciprocating and jigsaw modes, offering surprising power and versatility for under $100.

DeWalt’s 3000-PSI compact electric washer combines near-gas power with a clever suitcase-style design, though its low GPM keeps it from being the fastest option.

A cordless powerhouse with gas-like performance, the EGO Power+ delivers 3200 PSI cleaning strength in a fully portable package—though its price and runtime may hold some back.

A heavy-duty electric pressure washer that delivers gas-like cleaning power with rugged construction, a large soap tank, and impressive warranty coverage.

Bosch’s ROS20VSC proves why their orbital sanders are so popular — balanced ergonomics, great dust control, and reliable sanding power for under $80.

The DeWalt DCW210D1 brings cordless convenience to orbital sanding with a lightweight, ergonomic design and solid dust collection, though it trades a bit of raw power for portability.

Festool’s ETSC 2 cordless orbital sander delivers everything you’d expect. Flawless ergonomics, pro-level dust collection, and an LED light that changes the game. But it’ll cost you.

We put the KUIMIT Brushless 4000–10000 RPM Random Orbital Sander to the test. It promises pro-level smoothness, dual pad sizes, and nearly dust-free sanding — all for under $160. Here’s how it really performs.

The Ryobi RROS18-0 brings cord-free convenience to orbital sanding — light, capable, and an excellent addition for anyone already in the ONE+ system.

A sturdy and easy to use 18 gauge brad nailer that offers great value, smooth operation, and helpful features for DIY and pro users.

Bosch’s Axial-Glide 12" dual-bevel miter saw delivers a compact footprint, ultra-smooth glide action, and pro-level cutting capacity — an excellent shop upgrade.

The DW716 delivers solid value with quiet operation, dual bevels, and a surprisingly large crosscut capacity — one of the top 12" miter saws under $400.

The Makita LS1219L delivers buttery-smooth cuts, a compact rail system, and professional accuracy. A top-tier 12" sliding miter saw for serious builders.

The Ryobi TSS103 delivers solid cutting power and features at a price that won’t break the bank — ideal for DIYers needing precise crosscuts and bevels.

The SKIL 10” Dual Bevel Sliding Compound Miter Saw (MS6305-00) offers pro-level precision, dual bevel versatility, and a shadow line system that rivals pricier models—all for under $300. Here’s how it stacks up in real-world use.

Makita’s 18V brushless blower might look compact, but it’s no toy. It’s lightweight, powerful, and perfect for clearing driveways, decks, and garages without the gas hassle — just be sure you’ve got a charged battery ready.

The DeWalt 20V MAX 21" mower delivers tough build quality, reliable self-propel, and flexible battery compatibility. While not the lightest cordless option, it’s built for users who already run DeWalt’s 20V MAX ecosystem.

The EGO Power+ Select Cut XP 21" mower brings gas-like torque, dual blades, and up to 75 minutes of runtime — making it one of the strongest cordless mowers for large yards.

The Greenworks 40V 16-inch cordless mower delivers gas-like performance without the hassle. With easy setup, strong mulching, and up to 45 minutes of runtime, it’s a quiet, eco-friendly choice for small to mid-sized lawns.

With 10 ft-lbs of torque, dual 12.0Ah batteries, and a rock-solid steel deck, Milwaukee’s first self-propelled mower finally gives pros a cordless gas replacement.

The Ryobi 40V HP Brushless Whisper Series 21" mower blends near-gas performance with whisper-quiet operation. Absolutely a top pick for homeowners who want power without the racket.

The Toro Recycler 60V balances power, storage efficiency, and cut quality. With SmartStow vertical folding and Vortex airflow technology, it’s a great fit for homeowners with limited storage space who still want pro-level results.

The DeWalt 20V Max XR Biscuit Joiner brings cordless convenience to fine woodworking with clean, professional joints and strong runtime.

The Kreg K4 is one of the most reliable pocket hole jigs around, delivering clean, consistent joints without the headaches of cheaper alternatives. After years of use, it’s still a workshop staple for hobbyists and pros alike.

The Bosch GDR18V-215 pairs 1,900 in-lbs of torque, smart auto modes, and tri-LED lighting in a lightweight, affordable 18V brushless package — great value for pros and serious DIYers.

The Craftsman V20 CMCF610 bridges the gap between a compact drill and a lightweight inline driver. We tested it to see if it earns a spot in your toolbox.

DEWALT’s 20V MAX combo is the reliable all-rounder most people need. Solid power, great ergonomics, and a real bang for the buck make it a go-to kit for DIYers and pros alike.

The DeWalt DCD806 brings more power, improved safety, and a compact design to the 20V Max XR lineup. After testing, here’s how it stacks up.

DeWalt’s DCF860 brings a massive torque jump, faster speeds, smarter lighting, and pro-grade control—making it a top contender among high-performance impact drivers.

The Makita XDT13Z packs pro-level torque into a compact, budget-friendly body. It’s a straightforward, no-nonsense impact driver that hits above its class — and yes, it’ll even take off truck lug nuts.

The Milwaukee 2953 delivers outstanding speed, power, and control in a compact body—cementing its place as one of the best impact drivers available today.

The RYOBI P1819 18V ONE+ Combo Kit packs six essential cordless tools, two batteries, a charger, and a carrying bag—all for around $300. Here’s why it’s one of the best-value starter kits for home projects, moving out, or light pro work in 2025.

The SKIL Flip Drill takes the hassle out of swapping bits mid-project. Compact, clever, and surprisingly powerful, it’s the ideal grab-and-go drill for quick builds, home repairs, and DIY setups.

The EGO CS2005 packs serious muscle with its 20-inch bar, digital controls, and a 55cc gas-equivalent motor — all without the noise, fumes, or fuss of pull cords. Here’s why it’s shaking up the homeowner chainsaw scene.

The Greenworks 40V 12-inch cordless chainsaw is compact, quiet, and easy to handle. Perfect for storm clean-up, pruning, and camping, but not built for heavy-duty logging. Here’s how it stacks up in real-world use.

The Husqvarna Power Axe 225i strikes a balance between power, ergonomics, and portability. With a 14-inch bar, tool-free adjustments, and a long-lasting 40V system, it’s a serious contender for homeowners wanting gas-free cutting.

Makita’s compact 6-inch cordless pruning saw makes tree work faster, safer, and a lot more fun. It’s lightweight, powerful, and feels like the missing link between a hand saw and a full-size chainsaw.

The OUTESAW SUPER 16 combines cordless freedom with a brushless motor and long-lasting dual battery packs, making it a solid contender for homeowners and light-duty wood cutting.

The Stihl GTA 26 brings chainsaw power to a handheld size. Compact, safe, and surprisingly capable for garden pruning, firewood, and light DIY jobs.

The Stihl MSA 300 C-O is one of the first true professional battery chainsaws, delivering gas-like cutting power with pro-level features and Stihl’s proven durability.

After ditching the air hose for good, we put DEWALT’s 20V MAX crown stapler through weeks of real use. It’s heavier than expected but drives staples perfectly every time — no jams, no cords, no compressor.

We tested Metabo HPT’s 18V MultiVolt stapler across hardwood, plywood, and OSB. It’s fast, consistent, and surprisingly light — the kind of tool that makes you forget about your air hose for good.

Looking for a Makita-compatible guide rail without paying full price? We tested a few off-brand options and found one that fits perfectly, delivers the same premium feel, and cut accuracy.