Three drills in 3 price ranges compared
We take a look at three popular drills from our range: an entry-level model, a mid-range machine and a top model. How much more do you get when you spend more money?
Diamond Drill: Tough on Tough
A diamond drill is a professional tool designed for drilling into the hardest materials. Learn more about its applications, various models, and
DIY with environmentally friendly materials and tools
Read here how making conscious choices in building materials and tools can contribute to a cleaner environment.
Construction Workers as Social Media Stars
Not only pop stars, politicians, and sports heroes are hot on social media. Nowadays, bricklayers and carpenters also have masses of followers. What's behind this trend?
Magnetic Drill: Quick and Precise Drilling in Steel
A magnetic drill is a specialized tool indispensable in the metalworking industry. Read more about the unique features of magnetic drills.
What is a torque wrench, and how do you use it?
Torque wrenches are used to tighten bolts and nuts with a precisely set force: not too tight and not too loose. This is particularly important when working on vehicles and machinery.
Bricklaying: These Tools are Essential
Want to start bricklaying but have no experience? Read here to find out which tools are useful for a bricklaying project.
Drilling into a Poor Wall
Drilling into a poor wall can be challenging. Here's how you can achieve a neat finish even on old, crumbly walls.
Working with a Wall Chaser
You can use a wall chaser to cut grooves in walls to conceal water or electrical piping. Here's how to use this tool properly.
Letting your child work with your tools
If you're a handy mom or dad, your kids will want nothing more than to help out. How do you let them work responsibly and safely with real tools without spoiling the fun?
Working Safely with an Extension Cable
Different extension cables and professional tips for safe use when working with electrical tools.
The Right Clamp for Every Job
Screw clamps, spring clamps, quick-release clamps, corner clamps, vices — there are various tools to hold materials in place during DIY projects. Here's an overview.