Robert Robillard is a remodeler, general contractor, and principal of a carpentry and renovation business located in Concord, Massachusetts, and serves as the Editor of Tool Box Buzz and founding editor of A Concord Carpenter . Rob is in charge of our Tool and Product Review - Tool and Product Review - Video Channel, , where we post all of our tool reviews and video tutorials. Rob enjoys using his knowledge and experience to help and educate building professionals as well as DIYers on best practices in the remodeling industry. The Concord Carpenter's motto: "Well done is better than well said!" : Read more about Rob
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By Rob Robillard
The Bosch NailKiller Auger Bit “Easy on Wood, Tough on Nails” The Bosch NailKiller is an interesting drill bit and one that you should take a closer look at. This auger bit is designed for rough in work in 2x lumber. Electricians, Plumbers and AV installers will like this baby. Whats so interesting about the […]
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By Rob Robillard
DareDevil™ Spade Bit = Not Your Average Bit! The DareDevil™spade bit is a perfect bit or electrical and plumbing rough frame drilling needs. The patented design of the bit has a threaded tip for fast smooth feeding. A full cone threaded tip, increases bit speed and and helps start the bit and keep it from […]
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By Rob Robillard
Stiletto TrimBar5 TrimBar 5 oz. Titanium Trim Puller Review: If you do any carpentry, remodeling or Do-It-Yourself work you most likely own a pry bar and you may even own a trim bar as well. I’ve used a trim bar for years and keep one in my tool belt at all times. Trim bars are […]
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By Rob Robillard
Snap-On Stockman Pocket Knife Model 5210 Snap-On Tools’ has Stockman knife with a genuine stag handle with dual brass liners for quality corrosion resistance. This knife reminds me of my grandfathers pocket knife that he gave me and I have long since lost. This knife is all hand assembled and finished and look it! The handle of […]
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By Rob Robillard
Snap-On recently came out with a new folding Multi-Function Knife. While it’s bulky for a knife what you might not notice right off the bat is that this knife also is a spring loaded needle nose Plier. The most interesting part of this multi-tool is how the pliers fold out of the tool handle. I’ve never seen this done before […]
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By Rob Robillard
Duo-Fast Cap Fastener DF150-CS Duo-Fast Construction is expanding its already impressive lineup of fastening products for roofing and exterior construction with the addition of the DF150-CS cap stapler and Duo-Caps fasteners. This new tool is the product of extensive field research to produce a fastening tool that makes users more productive and profitable on […]
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By Rob Robillard
Night Stick Pro Flashlight/Floodlight XPP-5422G Looking for a jobsite grade flashlight for your toolbox? Here it is. The Night Stick Pro from Bayco is one tough light. Plus it’s safety rated to be used in hazardous workplace environments and is intrinsically safe. Intrinsically safe lights are designed to eliminate “sparking” which can cause explosions in […]
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By Rob Robillard
Bosch 18 Volt Lithium-Ion Rotary Hammer Drill RHH180 Bosch First Impressions Are Lasting: Bosch recently came out with a cordless 18-Volt Rotary Hammer. I recently tested one out and then gave it to my brother who is a licensed plumber to test out on the job site. There are not too many cordless tools that impress […]
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By Rob Robillard
Todd Fratzel and Rob Robillard both attended the 2011 DEWALT Media Event this week. Here’s a short video that Rob produced with some highlights from the event. Additional news and reviews will follow this summer as we test some of the new offerings.
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By Rob Robillard
Popular antique collector and pickerFrank Fritz will review submitted treasures on the Craftsman Facebook page and appear at select Sears Hometown Stores “Finding America’s Treasures,” is a program which will spotlight the old, hidden and rusty tool treasures found in garages, workshops and attics across the country. Fans can share a photo of their treasure and a brief description […]
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