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

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.

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 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.

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.

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.