Enos Camare made this tiny but functional impact driver. I especially love the tiny instruction manual and the tiny trashcan it goes right in.

World's Smallest Makita impact driver, 1/12 scale. Model: BTD140. Designed in SolidWorks. Printed using Elegoo Mars 2.

Here's a tiny circular saw:

Nick Offerman and Seth Rogen are obviously known as movie and TV actors, but both of them are also makers. Nick is a talented woodworker and Seth is a potter. So, Wired asked them to review "crafting gadgets" (as they make their promotional rounds for the Pam & Tommy movie). Like this entire Wired gadget… READ THE REST

I love Project Farm video, my all-time favorite pocket knife is the Opinel No. 8. I think I've been fascinated with pocket knives since I was a kid, however, I long ago settled on the Opinel. It is cheap, easy to keep sharp, lasts forever and you don't mind losing one. READ THE REST

I can't post every tool roundup posted by Project Farm, but I want to. The latest, though, is too dear to my heart to skip: portable angle grinders. We find that a $50 knockoff Makita is fine—and better than Ryobi!—but no match for the real thing. This video is great because the test is how… READ THE REST

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Costly repairs vital to your home's function can surprise you, and being unprepared for them can be really difficult to come back from financially. So when 45% of homeowners underestimate the cost of home maintenance, it's worth looking at your own approach to maintenance, monitoring, and preparing to ensure that you're not vulnerable to an… READ THE REST

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