
Mini Table Saw with 160+ Accessories
Small desktop saw built for trimming model stock, thin boards, copper pipe, and plastic without setting up a full bench saw.
We build tools for the fence line, the driveway, and the work waiting along the wall. Look through our shelves by the kind of gear, or start from where the job sits.


Small desktop saw built for trimming model stock, thin boards, copper pipe, and plastic without setting up a full bench saw.

Drop the pump into standing pool cover water or a flooded well and let the automatic switch start drainage as the water rises.

A handheld stick welder with a built-in gun grip and dial adjustment for quick farm gate repairs and bench work.

A battery backpack sprayer that pressurizes itself so your shoulder does not have to pump its way down the fence line.

A folding tripod light with three rotating panels and a small remote for when you are under the hood or across the dark driveway.
The spec line beside each piece carries the hard numbers, so our text can stick to how the tool behaves in hand.
Every box list states what arrives inside and what still has to come off your own shelf before you start.
One battery family runs across our cordless bodies, so a pack from the yard line clips onto the bench tools.
Look by the kind of tool across ten shelves, or by where the work sits across four distinct areas of the house.
Pick what needs fixing or clearing, and jump straight to the shelf or the selector.
Browse our tools sorted by what they do, from short-bar saws and yard care to bench jigs, torches, and detailing gear.
Mini chainsaws and saws22 pieces from $29.98
Yard and garden48 pieces from $15.19
Measuring and marking16 pieces from $15.99
Welding and torches12 pieces from $18.99
Car care and detailing25 pieces from $19.99
Lights, storage and home21 pieces from $16.49
Steam and deep cleaning4 pieces from $65.99
Two-tool bundles26 pieces from $95.46
Off the clock3 pieces from $55.99A job belongs to a spot before it belongs to a tool. A cordless blower works the garden beds as well as the sawdust on the bench.
Shelves that reach here: mini chainsaws and saws, yard and garden, welding and torches, car care and detailing, lights, storage and home, two-tool bundles.
90 piecesIn the garageShelves that reach here: yard and garden, drivers, jigs and install kits, welding and torches, car care and detailing, lights, storage and home, two-tool bundles.
70 piecesAround the houseShelves that reach here: mini chainsaws and saws, yard and garden, measuring and marking, drivers, jigs and install kits, car care and detailing, lights, storage and home, steam and deep cleaning, off the clock.
82 piecesAt the workbenchShelves that reach here: mini chainsaws and saws, measuring and marking, drivers, jigs and install kits, welding and torches, two-tool bundles.
75 piecesSome jobs need another battery pack in the case, a wider kit of fittings, or a different body layout to finish the run.

A tall illuminated digit that gathers daylight through a coated panel and casts a steady backlight across your siding once evening settles in.

A light handheld saw for clearing low branches, dropped limbs after a storm, and bucking dry scrap wood right where it fell.

These compression bags pack down bulky sweaters and spare bedding to make room in luggage or on a high closet shelf.

A portable handheld welder packed alongside a darkening hood and rods, so the whole setup sits ready on the garage bench in one box.

Gravel in the floor mat seams and sawdust in the console cup holders tuck away when the handle folds flat.

A folding cordless vacuum in black that pulls grit from car floor mats, blows dust out of vents, and packs down small for the glove box.

This black handheld unit pulls grit from car floor mats, blows dust out of dash vents, and packs a seatbelt cutter into the handle.

Thread our locking coupler adapter onto your grease gun hose to clip securely onto stubborn zerk fittings without holding the tip.
One hand stays on the grip for branch trim and storm clearing. Several bodies come with their own battery counts, and the bar wants oil before the first cut.
Open the saw shelfName where the trouble is and what needs doing. We will show the piece built for that corner.
Match the jobThe latest pieces added to our catalog, ready for the bench and yard.

Two outlets on one brass body let you soak the truck in soap then flip straight to clear rinse water without swapping wands.

Grease zerks hide behind steering knuckles and tractor linkages, and this kit puts the right tip on the end of your grease gun.

Roll this washer under the frame to rinse winter salt, packed mud, and road grime without getting down on the wet asphalt.

Aluminum hardware jig sets your drill holes at matched spacing across cabinet faces so handles and pulls line up straight across the room.
The figures beside each tool show what it cuts, turns, holds, or lifts.
The numbers sit on the spec line instead of hiding in adjectives. You see the reach and capacity right away.
A piece earns its spot by answering a real chore around the house, not just to pad out an empty row on the wall.
We state where a tool stops being enough. A short bar clears fallen limbs, but it will not drop a standing trunk.
Three steps to find the right tool and know what comes in the box.
Our two views crossed together, showing which tool groups lean toward the yard and which stay pinned to the bench wall.
| Pieces | Shelf | Where they turn up |
|---|---|---|
| 22 | Mini chainsaws and saws | out in the yard, around the house, at the workbench |
| 48 | Yard and garden | out in the yard, in the garage, around the house |
| 16 | Measuring and marking | around the house, at the workbench |
| 28 | Drivers, jigs and install kits | in the garage, around the house, at the workbench |
| 12 | Welding and torches | out in the yard, in the garage, at the workbench |
| 25 | Car care and detailing | out in the yard, in the garage, around the house |
| 21 | Lights, storage and home | out in the yard, in the garage, around the house |
| 4 | Steam and deep cleaning | around the house |
| 26 | Two-tool bundles | out in the yard, in the garage, at the workbench |
| 3 | Off the clock | around the house |

One hand holds the grip while the short bar cuts fallen limbs, storm brush, and firewood rounds. The trigger stays dead until you press the lock. A spare chain and case come in the box, and the bar arrives dry so chain oil is the first thing to grab.
Price and stock live with the storefront and can move between visits.
Every tool we make sits in one storefront. The shelves you see here match what stands there, without missing pieces or dead ends. You pick the tool for the job, and the listing opens on that exact model.
The same 205 pieces you read about here stand together in one storefront, grouped the way this site groups them.
Payment, delivery and returns run at the storefront, under its own rules.
We wrote down the answers to the questions that come up most often, from bar lengths and battery packs to copying baseboard profiles and running a welder off a wall plug.
The bar length on our mini chainsaw is not the limb thickness it handles. Here is where the line really falls, and what happens past it.
One number sets how hard a tool pulls, the other sets how long. Also the part most brands skip: our packs are not one family.
The tool that turns a door casing into a pencil line. How to press it, when to lock it, and which length to reach for.
We build jaws, motors and gauges we would put on our own pegboard. Our spec lines print plain measurements instead of hiding behind big words. If a tool needs bar oil, a tank of gas or a welding helmet before it can make a cut, we say so right on the box.
Start from where the job sits before picking up a tool. A yard job brings dirt, branches and overgrown fence lines that want a short bar, a tiller or a string trimmer. A garage job brings stuck fittings, dirty carpets and dull paint that ask for a grease gun, a buffer or a torch. Starting from the place shows what belongs in your hand and what else has to come off your shelf.
Some people come here to fill an empty pegboard along a new workbench. Others are here because an old driver stripped a head or a storm dropped four branches across the driveway. If the board is empty, start with the driver sets, a level and a gauge. If the limb is already on the ground, head straight for the saw shelf and bring a bottle of chain oil along.
| Band | Count | Shelves inside it |
|---|---|---|
| Under $25 | 26 pieces | yard and garden, measuring and marking, drivers, jigs and install kits, welding and torches, car care and detailing, lights, storage and home |
| $25 to $50 | 67 pieces | mini chainsaws and saws, yard and garden, measuring and marking, drivers, jigs and install kits, welding and torches, car care and detailing, lights, storage and home |
| $50 to $100 | 73 pieces | mini chainsaws and saws, yard and garden, measuring and marking, drivers, jigs and install kits, welding and torches, car care and detailing, lights, storage and home, steam and deep cleaning, two-tool bundles, off the clock |
| $100 and up | 39 pieces | mini chainsaws and saws, yard and garden, drivers, jigs and install kits, welding and torches, two-tool bundles, off the clock |
A tool ships with the parts that make it a tool. The consumable that feeds it is bought where you buy paint and gas, and it is cheaper there. Four cases come up most often, so they are worth reading before the parcel lands.
| Bring | For | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Chain oil | Short-bar saws | The bar and chain arrive dry. A splash of bar oil goes on before the first cut and again as the chain warms. |
| Propane cylinder | Torch heads | The head threads onto a standard camping cylinder. The gas is sold beside the paint, not in our box. |
| Welding helmet | Stick welders | The machine ships with a holder and a brush. The helmet and the gloves come off your own shelf. |
| Car wash soap | Foam cannons | The cannon meters soap into the stream. Which soap, and how thick, is your call. |
Start from the job that is waiting right now. Walk the yard, check the sagging gate, or look at the trim in the hallway. Pick the tool that clears that one task before looking at the rest of the catalog.
If the basics are already on your bench, look at the measuring shelf and the jigs. A contour gauge copies an odd molding profile in one press, and a doweling jig keeps cabinet pulls at one height across every door in the kitchen.
A short bar clears storm branches, trims fence rows and cuts firewood rounds into stove lengths. It runs in one hand. It is not meant for felling standing timber.
Several of our yard and shop tools run on the same pack family, but not every tool in the catalog takes the same mount. Check the battery line beside each tool before deciding.
The gauge presses against baseboards, door casings or odd pipes to copy the exact profile into rows of sliding pins. A lock holds the teeth so you can trace the line onto tile or wood.
The welder plugs into a standard household wall outlet. A dial on the front sets the output for the rods in your kit. It handles mild steel around the house, but heavy plate needs larger power.
Some tools need common shop supplies that do not ship in the box. Chainsaws need bar oil, torch guns need a propane bottle, the welder wants a welding helmet, and the foam cannon hooks to your own hose.
Our shop sits with our own bench and our own wall of tools. We test the clamps, run the chains and answer the mail that comes to our door. This is where the designs get sorted out.
This is the bench and the mailbox, not a counter. There is nothing to try here and no aisle to walk. Letters reach us at this door.
Browse the shelves by tool type, search by where the work sits, or use the picker to match the chore in front of you.