
Mini Chainsaw SK1806D-O for Branches
Clear storm limbs and overgrown fence lines with a compact cordless saw that fits in one hand and stores neat in its case.
Two questions. The first is where you are standing, the second is what is in front of you. The answer is a shelf and four pieces off it.
Short bar saws and hand saws carry this. They start on a battery, weigh what one arm can hold overhead and cut green wood up to a few inches through.

Clear storm limbs and overgrown fence lines with a compact cordless saw that fits in one hand and stores neat in its case.

A small cordless saw for fence rows, fallen limbs, and the dead wood you can reach without climbing a ladder.

A cordless pruning saw packed with the full spread of accessories for clearing storm brush, fallen limbs, and overgrown fence lines around the yard.

A handheld cordless chain saw built with a copper motor to clear fallen limbs and prune fence rows without cords trailing behind.
This shelf is the ground work. Augers, weeders, shears and the hand tools that go in the bucket with them.

A cordless garden cultivator with two batteries and steel tines to break hard crust, turn compost, and churn tight planting rows without an extension cord.

The string trimmer with an automatic feed head, two batteries, and a quick turn into an edger for fence lines and walkway borders.

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

A folding aluminum frame with dual-layer pad and extendable legs that flips from a low kneeling bench to a garden stool.
The lights and storage shelf reaches outdoors too. Sprayers, lamps and holders that live on the fence and the shed wall.

Set this tripod light in the dark corner of the yard or under the hood, adjust three folding panels, and run the beam with the small remote.

A tall illuminated address digit with an integrated solar panel that charges by day and throws a warm backlight across the siding after dark.
Car care and detailing. Foam cannons, brushes, vacuums and the small stuff that gets into seat seams and vents.

A cordless grease gun that runs on battery power, built with a flexible hose and an integrated light to reach grease fittings without pumping by hand.

A cordless orbital buffer with two batteries and a six-inch pad tray that works across fenders without catching an extension cord on the tires.

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

Hot pressurized steam loosens dried floor mat grime, greasy door jambs, and kitchen tile without added solvents or sprays.
Welding and torches. Stick welders, torch heads and soldering irons, sized for a single bay rather than a shop floor.

A handheld stick welder that fits in one hand, runs small rods on thin iron and gate frames, and plugs straight into the wall out in the shop.

This handheld torch threads onto standard fuel bottles to light lump charcoal, start campfires, and preheat steel right on the bench.

These general mild steel electrodes strike easily on smaller home welders and leave a smooth bead across awkward joints.
Lights, storage and home. The pieces that make the space work rather than the ones that do the job.
Short bar saws and hand saws. Battery powered, one handed, and quiet enough to use with the back door open.

Clear storm limbs and overgrown fence lines with a compact cordless saw that fits in one hand and stores neat in its case.

A small cordless saw for fence rows, fallen limbs, and the dead wood you can reach without climbing a ladder.

A cordless pruning saw packed with the full spread of accessories for clearing storm brush, fallen limbs, and overgrown fence lines around the yard.

The small cordless saw drops downed limbs into the wheelbarrow, oils the bar as you cut, and packs three chains in the case.
Drivers, jigs and install kits. Templates that put holes where they belong and drivers short enough to reach inside a cabinet.

Six distinct striking tools cover everything from framing a shed corner to seating soft pine joints without leaving a dent.

The mallet, pull bar, handled block, spacers and locking gauge you need to lay laminate plank tight to the wall.

A cordless tiler tool with suction grip and adjustable vibration speed to seat large floor or wall tile flat in the mortar bed.

A pocketable case of machined steel bits paired with a ratcheting driver handle that converts to a T grip when stubborn fasteners refuse to turn.
Measuring and marking. Contour gauges, levels, finders and the tools that answer the question before the saw does.

Press the teeth against baseboard, pipes, or casing, lock the spine, and carry the outline directly to your board.

Two gauges in two lengths to press against baseboard trim, copper supply lines, or wheel arches and transfer the line to your stock.

A hinged aluminum level that bends around posts, corners, and pipes, then folds into a tight block for the toolbox tray.

Line up repeated drill holes and check level on cabinet faces without measuring each bore by hand from scratch.
Lights, storage and home. The shelf that covers the jobs nobody plans for.

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

A stack of compression bags with a dedicated electric pump to pull down bulky blankets, coats, and spare bedding for the top shelf.

A tall illuminated address digit with an integrated solar panel that charges by day and throws a warm backlight across the siding after dark.
Measuring and marking. This is the biggest shelf at the bench, because most of the time spent there is spent deciding where the line goes.

Press the teeth against baseboard, pipes, or casing, lock the spine, and carry the outline directly to your board.

An aluminum marking scriber with extension sections and angle stops for laying out cabinet pulls, edge offsets, and long angled board lines.

Two gauges in two lengths to press against baseboard trim, copper supply lines, or wheel arches and transfer the line to your stock.

Mark uneven walls, scribe parallel lines, and trace tight arcs using an aluminum body that clips straight to your belt or pocket.
Drivers, jigs and install kits. Bit sets, doweling jigs and the clamping bits that make a second pair of hands unnecessary.

A full tray of chrome-vanadium magnetic sockets, deep wells, and adapters built to grab fast and stay locked on the bolt head.

Six distinct striking tools cover everything from framing a shed corner to seating soft pine joints without leaving a dent.

A pocketable case of machined steel bits paired with a ratcheting driver handle that converts to a T grip when stubborn fasteners refuse to turn.

Circles and straight mortises need clean pivots, so we built this aluminum base to guide your palm router through sheet goods and hardwood boards.
Welding and torches. Bench sized machines and torch heads that run off a camping cylinder.

A handheld stick welder that fits in one hand, runs small rods on thin iron and gate frames, and plugs straight into the wall out in the shop.

These general mild steel electrodes strike easily on smaller home welders and leave a smooth bead across awkward joints.
Short bar saws and hand saws. Useful at the bench for the awkward cut that a fixed machine cannot reach.

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

A handheld cordless chain saw built with a copper motor to clear fallen limbs and prune fence rows without cords trailing behind.

A cordless grinder with preset angle guides to dress dull chain teeth right on the bar without dragging an extension cord across the yard.
The finder is a shortcut, not a gate. Every shelf and every part of the property is one click away below.