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iSlice Box Cutter at werd.com
iSlice Box Cutter

Street criminals have long relied on the trusty old box cutter for intimidating and/or slashing unsuspecting victims. But if someone approached you menacingly with this new ergonomic safety slicer you’d probably just slap them in the face and tell ’em to cut it out.

Own It $19.99 Also posted in Gear

Piranha Pocket Tool at werd.com
Piranha Pocket Tool

Piranhas are small and gnarly and have lots of teeth. Good name for this here pocket-tool. The little bastard’s got 10 features for hundreds of functions. Made of indestructible 420 stainless steel. Carry-on compliant unlike fish.

Own It $35 Also posted in Gear

Bosch 12V Max PS11 Angle Drill/Driver at werd.com
Bosch 12V Max PS11 Angle Drill/Driver

Anything that helps you improve your screwing and drilling is worth a look. The defining feature of this new cordless Bosch unit is its 5-position articulated head. From 90º to 180º, it bends where you need it to. Perfect for screwing in tight places. Sounds fun doesn’t it?

Own It $166.99 Also posted in Gear

Milwaukee M18 Cordless Caulk Gun at werd.com
Milwaukee M18 Cordless Caulk Gun

How good is your bead of caulk? If it’s rippled and lumpy, you should get some help. Milwaukee’s family of 18V cordless tools now includes a caulking gun that pumps out flawless money shots with 950lbs of force. The tool also has an anti-drip feature that keeps your dirty caulking jobs a little cleaner.

Own It $299 Also posted in Gear

Rockwell Trans4mer at werd.com
Rockwell Trans4mer

This saw is called the Trans4mer. Cool name, right? Imagine the delight of the poor bastard in marketing at Rockwell who spent months trying to figure out a catchy name for a cordless jigsaw that converts to reciprocating saw, when he finally came up with this one. How many beers do you think the dude drank after dropping this bomb of a name on the product managers? The answer is many. And if you don’t know what a reciprocating saw is, you don’t need one yet.

Own It $249 Also posted in Gear

Oregon PowerNow 40V Max Electric Chainsaw at werd.com
Oregon PowerNow 40V Max Electric Chainsaw

To the fossil fuel addicted, an electric chainsaw is viewed with the same disdain as your hybrid. But Oregon brand power tools are trying to change that. Their Lithium battery-powered 40V Max chainsaw will chew right through heavy-duty timber. It’s got a push button start and a built-in self-sharpener. Powerful, easy to use, and no stinking smoke.

Own It $399 Also posted in Gear

Baladeo 34g Knife at werd.com
Baladeo 34g Knife

We’re all for the ultralight approach to outdoor adventure. Packing light helps keep you focused on the action, but there is such a thing as packing too light. Like, if you’re being stalked by a rogue mountain lion and all you’re carrying is a goo shot and a rape whistle, you’re bumming. But, if you’ve got this featherweight titanium-coated knife in your fannypack, you might just make it back home to tell the tale.

Own It $38.79 Also posted in Gear

Jackson Total Control Demolition Hammer at werd.com
Jackson Total Control Demolition Hammer

This professional grade 8-pound demolition hammer is designed to take down walls. The pointed end will handle Sheetrock, concrete and tile lickety-split. The 36-inch fiberglass handle is lighter and safer than wood and features non-slip TPE padding to reduce hand fatigue while you’re smashing shit apart.

Own It $40.97 Also posted in Gear

Bosch L-Boxx at werd.com
Bosch L-Boxx

Like oversized Legos, these new modular toolboxes from Bosch just click together. If you want to construct a little blue truck or bridge out of them, feel free, but they’re really made for keeping your tools organized. Lockable, easy to carry, and smash-proof.

Own It $49.99+ Also posted in Gear

Tool Dots at werd.com
Tool Dots

Don’t get your tool confused with the junk and other stuff cluttering your workbench. If you want to get the job done fast & easy, just hang your tool out where it’s easy to find. These ½” magnetic dots stick to the wall and they’re strong enough to hold a half-pound tool. If you want to hang up something bigger, add more dots.

Own It $11.95 Also posted in Gear
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