Cordless Outdoor Power Tools

Understanding the Home Depot vs. Lowe’s EGO Cordless Power Tools Partnership Swap

Let’s speculate about the recent news involving EGO, Home Depot, and Lowe’s. Read More

Lowe’s has announced an exclusive partnership with EGO, a top cordless outdoor power tools brand. Read More

Home Depot has discontinued EGO’s line of cordless outdoor power tools. Read More

Here’s a look at the new Milwaukee compact cordless Hatchet chainsaw. Read More

There are some decent Milwaukee and Dewalt tool deals, today only. Read More

Today’s deals feature a selection of cordless outdoor power tools, equipment, and some handheld gardening tools. Read More

Save 10% on Makita outdoor power tools! Read More

Here’s the scoop on the latest Milwaukee M18 Fuel cordless outdoor power tools promo. Read More

Skil is launching a new line of 40V cordless outdoor power tools, likely leveraging EGO tech and know-how. Read More

Mixed product sourcing continues to surprise but also fascinate me. Read More

Dewalt has two new 20V Max cordless trimmers coming out this spring. Read More

I put EGO’s Powerload cordless string trimmer through some hard testing, and so far I’m impressed. Read More

Stuart on New Snap-on Instinct Non-Marring Trim Pad Tool Set: “Perhaps, but it might also be tricky getting properly sized heat shrink over a prying tip, depending on the tool.…”
Stuart on New Snap-on Instinct Non-Marring Trim Pad Tool Set: “Do you know of a similarly designed alternative?”
Lynyrd on WHY is Diablo Rebranding so Many Bosch Power Tool Accessories?: “It still is a strategy primarily driven by Home Depot not wanting to cross pollinate with Lowes.”
928'er on New Snap-on Instinct Non-Marring Trim Pad Tool Set: ““Snap-on” read: over priced.”
Eugenio Juarbe on WHY is Diablo Rebranding so Many Bosch Power Tool Accessories?: “I’m a Dewalt guy but I use Diablo blades, never thought about buying Bosch bits, I would likely buy Diablo…”
Rod Iffinger on Hand-Powered Compact Grinding Wheel: “How many generations of soldiers put a razor edge on their bayonets and swords with hand or foot operated grinding…”