Kobalt Power Tools

4-1/2 Things We Learned About Kobalt Power Tools

Oct 6, 2011 Stuart 8 Comments

Here are a few things we learned about Kobalt, their philosophy towards tool designs, and their new power tools. Read More

Cordless, New Tools, Power Tools

Lowes Kobalt Hand & Power Tool Preview – Fall & Winter 2011

Sep 29, 2011 Stuart 6 Comments

Lowes held a media event in NYC this week, bringing attention to quite a few new tools that are being released under their exclusive Kobalt brand. We attended the event, and previewed many of the new hand and power tools. We will be looking at many of the new tools in detail, reviewing some of […]

Cordless, Drills & Drivers, Hand Tools, Mechanics' Tools, New Tools, Power Tools, Saws, Sockets & Drive Tools, Wrenches

Lowes’ Kobalt Cordless Power Tools – 18V NiCad & Lithium-Ion

Aug 27, 2011 Stuart 34 Comments

Check it out – a line of brand new Kobalt cordless power tools just hit the market! Read More

Cordless, Drills & Drivers, New Tools, Power Tools, Saws

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