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Good quality power tools are essential for craftsmen, tradespeople, and
do-it-yourselfers. Power tool manufacturers generally offer both
higher priced, professional grade tools and lower priced,
light duty tools.
In many cases, an expensive, pro quality power tool is appropriate for a
tradesman who uses the tool day in and day out, while an inexpensive tool
may be well suited for a homeowner who uses the tool only occasionally.
Most power tools used in the USA are powered by 120 volt AC current. However, as NiCad and Lithium Ion batteries have improved in recent years, cordless tools have become popular. These tools offer greater flexibility and freedom of movement for home improvement and construction sites where AC power may not be available. The primary types of power tools include drills, saws, shaping tools, and impact tools. Drills are designed to make round holes by means of a revolving cutting bit. Saws are used to cut solid materials into specified shapes or lengths. Lathes are stationary tools that remove unwanted material from a workpiece by means of a turning operation. Sanders are meant for smoothing rough surfaces. Impact drivers, hammers, and wrenches typically use a powered cam and gear mechanism, and are designed to replace traditional screwdrivers, hammers, and wrenches for many usages.
On Power-Tool.us, we feature convenient access to several power tool manufacturers as well as selected power tool suppliers. Power tools are inherently dangerous, and should only be used by persons who are alert and understand how to use them correctly and safely. Out of concern for our visitors' safety, we have included a series of basic power tool safety tips. However, these tips are no substitute for each tool manufacturer's safety instructions. Shop for Power Tools
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