FixitUp Find: Stanley FatMax Hammers

When it comes to hammers, there’s a best hammer for how you work. Here’s my pick for a professional remodeler. MyFixitUpLife, I want to talk…

Mark and Theresa are taking you inside the sneak preview launch of Stanley Tools new tools in New York City where they will be talking…

Today, of course, our hammers hang from our belts, and we drive most of our nails with pneumatic tools, so who cares if there is…

Hi, Fiskars 4-pound sledgehammer that’s been sitting in my shop. I realize that I haven’t spoken to you in a while, but now that we’ve…

Famous actor John Ratzenberger talks about being a house framer, his made in America passion, teaching kids basic DIY skills and what his life was…

Don’t worry about that sound in the background. It’s just a force 200 strong of contractors, carpenters and volunteers remodeling the Keefer residence on Extreme…

To accurately lay out door or drawer pulls we like to measure the hole location once, then transfer it to the other doors/drawers of the…

So I’m talking with Todd Langston who works at Stanley Tools. The reason we were talking is that he’s Director of Marketing and he was…

When you buy a hammer for blunt for DIY and home improvement the awesome is in the details, not the brute force. Check it out.

Smash and Grab Even though we don’t use them the way they’ve been used for decades, even centuries, a hammer is still an integral and…

I took Mommy to the jobsite the other week. It was a Sunday. I looked at some truck books while I let her drive me….

In this Fiskars hammer review I’m taking a look at Fiskars 20-ounce IsoCore carpenter’s hammer. It rocks pro features with a DIY price. When I…

With 50 percent certified recycled content, new sustainable power tools from Stanley Black & Decker and Eastman are on the way to market. Sustainable is…

When installing drywall or framing a partition wall perpendicular to an outside wall, say while refinishing a basement, it is often the case there is…

If your adrenaline doesn’t spike when you see Stanley’s FUBAR III wrecking bar, I’d be a little worried. One look and what you see is…