2009 November | HOME IMPR0VEMENT CONTRACTORS

It's Cyber Monday, and if Black Friday is any indication, many of you will be clicking on cut-rate flat panel, HD-TVs for the family room. But before you do, think about whether you want to hold off until the next entertainment craze advancement hits the stores: 3D TVs. Yes, you read that right.

Every homeowner should own at least one multi-tip screwdriver. That way, in one compact tool you'll have the ability to drive or remove many different types and sizes of screws. Most multi-tip screwdrivers come with interchangeable screwdriving tips, which is ok, but I like the new Stanley Push-n-Pick Screwdriver much better, and here's why:

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Here's a handy new tool--and stocking stuffer--from Black & Decker. The ReadyWrench is a single tool that's equipped to handle 16 different sizes of hex-nuts and hex-headed screws. So, instead of carrying around a fistful of sockets or box-end wrenches, you can just slip the ReadyWrench into your pocket and you're ready for nearly any hex-shaped encounter.

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