Power Tool Reviews

In an overcrowded world of power tools, who makes the best power tools?  Which power tool is right for you?  What power tool manufacturer should you invest in for the long run?  These are all question that you can get answered at Tools in Action.  Technology is changing every minute and tool companies are embracing new technologies to make power tools better each and every day.  Tools in Action reviews the newest power tools in the marketplace and we report back to you.  Our Power Tool Reviews cover every aspect of a tool and we report back to you how the tool performs.  We let you know if the new tool is worth the upgrade and worth buying or just a simple way for a manufacturer to update an old tool and make a little money.  Don’t forget to check out our Power Tool Guides for valuable research before you buy a tool.  If you want to see how tools perform against each other, take a look at the Power Tool Comparisons section.  Check out Tools in Action Power Tool Reviews and stay up-to-date on new tools from around the industry.

Ridgid Impact Screwdriver Review

Ridgid Impact Screwdriver Review

Have you ever had to drive a screw in a hard to reach place and just wished someone would come up with a simple...
Helly Hansen Review

Helly Hansen Review

If you live in the US, you might not be familiar with Helly Hansen.  At least I know I never heard of the company...
DeWalt FlexVolt Miter Saw Review

DeWalt FlexVolt Miter Saw Review

I’m sure most of us use and own at least some cordless tools. Until recently, battery operated tools were only confined to drills, impacts,...
Husky Portable Workbench Review 01

Husky Portable Workbench Review

Husky seems to be a name that has consistently earned high praise for their durability and rugged construction. I have to say I agree,...
Dewalt Pro Organizer Review

Dewalt Pro Organizer Review

There are two kinds of people in this world, those who like to stay organized and those who don't.  For the people of the...
Milwaukee Tape Measure Review

Milwaukee Tape Measure Review

In this Milwaukee Tape Measure Review we see how their 16’ tape (Model: 48-22-6616) performs and whether it will be a good addition to...

Kreg Rip Cut Review

We all know Kreg for their pocket hole jigs, but what about some of their other innovations? Cutting plywood can be difficult no matter...
Porter Cable Compressor Combo Kit Review

Porter Cable Compressor Combo Kit Review

Searching for an entry-level compressor and air tool set can be somewhat intimidating. How much do you spend? Do you really need both a...
Ridgid 18 Volt GEN5X Compact Router Review

Ridgid 18 Volt GEN5X Compact Router Review

The days of running extension cords to get power to your trim router are over.   Better yet, there is no more need to stop...
Milwaukee Flood Light Review

Milwaukee Flood Light Review

Where do I begin when it comes to job site lighting.  Let's just say no other power tool manufacturer offers more lighting options than...
Empire Torpedo Level Review

Empire Torpedo Level Review

Empire levels have been in the business of making quality levels for a long time.  Recently Milwaukee Tool bought them out which only means...
Bosch Blaze Review

Bosch Blaze Review

Bosch is known for their laser and LDM's (Laser Distance measure) for being extremely accurate and durable.  While a lot of power tool manufacturers...
Milwaukee Collated Screw Gun Attachment Review

Milwaukee Collated Screw Gun Attachment Review

Hanging drywall or performing other applications that take a ton of fastening can be a chore when using an impact driver.  Lucky for us,...
Bosch Charger & Power Adapter

Bosch Charger & Power Adapter

Over the years the power tool world has been moving away from corded tools to cordless tools.  We have seen battery technology increase and...
Milwaukee Pry Bar Review

Milwaukee Pry Bar Review

There are a lot of times we need a way to pry something open or away from something else.  Just the other day I...
Milwaukee Backpack Review

Milwaukee Backpack Review

As an electrician or HVAC technician, you know that you need about 5,000 jobs in your arsenal.  Okay, maybe that is an exaggeration but I...