If you live near the Rust Belt and work on cars, you’ve run into a pesky screw held in an assembly with the best thread locker ever—rust. Now, there are a handful of ways to get the job done: You can ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. The next time you find yourself perusing the selection of Ryobi-brand power tools at your local Home Depot, you might find yourself ...

BOZEMAN, Mont. — Do you have a DIY in mind, but don’t know what tool you should use to get the job done? This month we break down the differences between a drill and an impact driver in our latest ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. The power drill or driver is one of the most useful things you can have in your toolkit, but there are variations on the typical power drill.

Cordless drills are incredibly handy garage tools, as they’re perfect for attaching all manner of fender flares, tapping broken fasteners, and routing accessory wires through newly drilled holes. But ...

An impact driver is the workhorse in any workshop. Dealing with screws and other fasteners that require some real muscle to handle? Step aside, cordless drill, and let the impact driver take over.

When you need more power than the typical cordless drill delivers for driving lag bolts or extra-long deck screws, investing in a Makita impact driver may be a smart choice. Makita is one of the most ...

You need the right tool for the right job—but will a cordless drill, a hammer drill, or an impact driver work? Here's how to figure it out. If you’re considering a new tool purchase, or just trying to ...