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  • DeWALT Introduces Quick Change Hole Saw Mandrels
  • ebuild (4/12/2007)
  • DeWALT, a leading manufacturer of industrial power tools and accessories, announced its new line of quick change hole saw mandrels that adapt 9/16" - 1-3/16" hole saws (DW1810) and 1-1/4" - 6" hole saws with either a 3/8" shank (DW1805) or a 7/16" shank (DW1803). The new line of mandrels is ideal for all professional contractors using hole saws, such as plumbers, electricians and general contractors.
  • 7-1/4 inch 5377MG Magnesium Hypoid Saw
  • REMODELING Magazine (4/4/2007)
  • Makita. Two pounds were shaved off the 7-1/4 inch 5377MG Magnesium Hypoid Saw by incorporating highly durable magnesium components. The saw features a 15-amp motor, improved ergonomics, and a 2 3/8-inch cutting capacity at 90 degrees. The hypoid gearing system allows more power to be transferred over a wider surface, providing increased power and durability compared with worm-drive gears. The hypoid gears are sealed in an oil bath so they never need maintenance, the maker says. 800.462.5482.
  • DELTA Machinery is known for quality, professional woodworking tools.DELTA Machinery Introduces Line of Premium Woodworking Saw Blades
  • ebuild (3/29/2007)
  • DELTA Machinery announced today the introduction of a complete line of more than 30 premium-carbide woodworking saw blades. The saw blades are engineered and manufactured in DELTA's state-of-the-art facility in Maltby, United Kingdom, and the line is composed of saw blades for a range of woodworking applications. Incorporating C4 micro-grain carbide, laser-cut hardened steel plates and best-inclass quality control, DELTA saw blades are made to accommodate the needs and requirements of the professional woodworker.
  • Patent Pending ARCUS BladeARCUS develops new, curved circular saw blade {patent pending} and guide system.
  • ebuild (3/12/2007)
  • Barbara Robinson has developed a new concept of cutting smooth edged circles or arcs in wood, plastic, composite decking or fiberglass with one pass of a circular saw. Barbara needed a circular frame for one of her stained glass pieces she had designed. Her husband Jeff used a router, and she started thinking there must be a better way.
  • Product Review: Tools and Hardware
  • PROSALES Magazine (3/1/2007)
  • Year after year, the diversity of our Editors' Choice winners continues to reflect the many ways in which the pro supply industry changes and evolves. We hope many of these products will strike your fancy and reveal themselves to you as valuable tools--not just more items to sell--as you progress through 2007.
  • Hitachi C12LSH Sliding Compound Miter SawTool Equipment Review: Hitachi C12LSH Sliding Compound Miter Saw
  • Journal of Light Construction (2/26/2007)
  • Before sliding miter saws existed, I cut stair treads with my sweet little 12-point handsaw and a marking knife. After that I used the Delta Sawbuck for a while, a truly awful tool that was like a Skilsaw riding on two rails. In the years since then I've been through a number of miter saws; for the last five, I've been doing my stair-building work with a 12-inch Hitachi C12FSA sliding compound miter saw. From the beginning, I liked this tool; I figured, hey, what else could you want from a saw?
  • Model TS 75 EQ Plunge-Cut Saw
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (2/2/2007)
  • Festool. The TS 75 EQ plunge-cut saw offers the company's largest cutting depth: 2-15/16 inches or 2-3/4 inches with included guide rail. The tool offers 13 amps of power but weighs less than 14 pounds. It features a limit stop and slip clutch to reduce the effects of kickbacks, a splinter guard on both sides, a 360-degree rotating dust extractor, an exact depth setting, and an easy-to-reach limit stop. 888-337-8600.
  • Four-Piece 18-Volt Cordless Combo Kit
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (2/2/2007)
  • Metabo. The four-piece 18-volt cordless combo kit includes the BSZ 18 drill/driver, which delivers 549 inch-pounds of torque, has 20 torque settings and a drill setting, and offers no-load speeds up to 1,450 rpm. The KSAP 18 6-1/2-inch circ saw cuts and rips lumber up to 2-1/8 inches thick and includes a high-efficiency motor, bevel plate for bevels up to 47 degrees, safety lock switch, and integrated dust extraction port. Finally, the ASE 18 recip saw features the company's Quick blade-changing system, an adjustable shoe, and a two-finger switch, and it delivers 0-2,700 spm. 800-638-2264.

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