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I have the M12 Milwaukee system and one M18 tool. I‘m thinking of buying a nailer for small projects such as frames, shelving, etc. What size and tool should I start out with? I am not familiar with nail gauges etc, just an older woman who wants to do a few projects around the house and needs...

I am a 60+ year old woman who has always wanted a miter saw to build some misc garden projects, potting bench, and Adirondack chairs, etc. I have enough credit card points to get one of these saws with no cash outlay: (all retail for around retail for $239-259): Makita 10”...

Hi, newbie here. I am going to start with some rough woodwork projects (outside stuff, etc) not fine furniture building. Thought I probably need a sander to smooth edges, etc. What sander would you recommend? Note: I have Milwaukee M12 tools now. I don't really understand the difference...

I have a in-ground tornado shelter in garage. How would be the best way finish Free Flow tiles around these edges? Note: I don't think I have the capability to remove the shelter edging trim and reinstall. Thanks for any ideas! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

OK, I'm seriously thinking about the Free Flow tiles because I hear they are easier to keep looking clean than the solid tiles. I have no garage cleaning equipment so before I buy something, what is the easiest way to clean this type of tile....blower or vacuum? I prefer to only buy one thing...

I'm in the market for a blower and/or a vacuum. I've seen some tools that are advertised to do both. Anybody have something like that and do they do both jobs well or not? Any suggestions?

http://www.homedepot.com/p/DEWALT-Mechanics-Tool-Set-108-Piece-DWMT73801/205806317 Is this a good quality, good buy? I was looking for a Milwaukee socket set, 1/4" drive to go with my new Milwaukee driver, and all they have in a kit is metric. I'd like a kit in a box for storage instead of...

I'm thinking of going with the Racedeck FreeFlow. But I'm stumped on the mechanics of how landscape fabric can reduce the noise level of the floor? I would think it would be the connections that are making noise. Can someone explain that? I can see how it might improve the looks of the open...

OK, my single car garage has a garage door on the front and on the back side. The distance between doors in 20'10". The edging doesn't attach to cut sides. If I went with 20 tiles in length and put edging on front and back (3" each side or 6" total), my flooring will be 4" short (or 2" short...

Hi there....I am awed at the experience on this forum. I am a woman nearing retirement age who is trying to set up a space for some small projects and don't have any power tools (other than a Dewalt cordless drill). I need some kind of saw for some small projects. I'd like to make some...

Hello all, I am a woman who wants a workshop! I've been lurking here several months. I have a two car garage for cars and a separate single car garage with a garage door on front and back. Since it opens to the back yard, the end of the garage is where I store my yard tools, pots etc. I...