Tools by Category

Building a deck or gutting a bathroom? Start with the kind of tool the job needs, then compare the best picks in each category.

Hammer Drill

Flagship drill/drivers with hammer modes for concrete, masonry, and heavy hole-making.

Compact high-torque drivers for screws, lags, and TEK fasteners all day.

Cut-off and grinding wheels for metal, tile, and masonry work.

7-1/4 in cordless saws that rip sheet goods and framing lumber like their corded ancestors.

Hammerless 1/2 in drill/drivers: shorter and lighter for wood, metal, and cabinet work.

1/2 in mid-torque wrenches for lug nuts, suspension bolts, and seized hardware.

Demo saws for remodels, pruning, and everything you plan to tear out.