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Home Depot's Black Friday sale is going on now, and it's stacked with cart-worthy discounts on the stuff you actually need—power tools, garage gear, appliances, and smart-home staples. We sifted ...

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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. A good portable lighting kit is an excellent addition to any power tool collection. Some people might not think of them as tools, since you ...

You may remember a while back that Ridgid had a cordless stud and joist drill attachment for their MegaMax multi-tool. Since then, things have been pretty quiet on the rough-in drill front… until now.

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Tens of thousands of power tools from a major brand were recalled due to an issue which could pose a risk of serious injury to users. According to a release from the Consumer ...

A recent recall of RIDGID Framing Nailers highlights a significant safety issue for consumers nationwide. TTI Consumer Power Tools has recalled approximately 64,000 units in the U.S. due to a ...

Nail guns sold in Canada are being recalled because they can “involuntarily” discharge a nail, posing a laceration risk, Health Canada said. To discharge a nail using the RIDGID 18V brushless ...