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Electric vehicles are increasingly popular, despite some bumps in the road. But how much do you really know about them—about their history, or their impact on the energy grid and mineral ...

Paired with our test lab facilities, I write about lots of outdoor related things - portable power stations, tools, etc. CNET’s expert staff reviews and rates dozens of new products and services ...

If you've been browsing through Makita's products recently, you'll realize a great absence of gas-powered tools. This isn't due to a lack of supply. Makita announced in late March 2022 that it ...

The market is segmented based on mode of operation, end user, and geography. Based on the mode of operation, the market is categorized into electric power tools, pneumatic power tools, and others.

The market is segmented based on mode of operation, end user, and geography. Based on the mode of operation, the market is categorized into electric power tools, pneumatic power tools, and others.

While electric tools have come a long way, there’s no denying the sheer power that a gas motor can provide. In our chainsaw testing, for example, the gas saws far outclassed the battery saws when it ...

Our Top Picks: Westinghouse 9,500-Watt Dual Fuel Portable Generator for ... By 1992, the company released its first portable electric power tools. Today, DeWalt is one of the most trusted names ...

HART brings us a great sale on a cordless electric mower with staying power and unique storage options. It also happens to be the best mower if you’re in on the HART electric power tools train ...

And ZapBatt officials say their battery operating system opens the door for different battery chemistries to easily integrate into all kinds of consumer products — from electric power tools and ...

To make a basic rock tumbler, all you really need to do is rotate a cylindrical chamber and let physics do its thing. Such contraptions are known as, unsurprisingly, rotary rock tumblers.