If you’re going to have a quality product, you need a fence system that’s perfectly square to the table so your cut is perfectly parallel to the edge. Obviously, framers have a bit more leeway than jobsite carpenters and there’s plenty of variance in fence quality. Cheaper saws have fences that can easily move out of square as they slide along the surface of the table. Avoid these if you want quality results. The fence system needs to be easy to keep square to the blade.

I was looking forward to this release though that excitement just dwindled with the lack of backwards compatibility with current ETap setups which I have on several bikes.

Look around you in morning and evening traffic, you are lucky to spot a vehicle with two or more occupants. Seems most people here want to have their own car or truck. Car pooling is a good way to cut down on congestion.

The Bosch 4100 really is a great tool, and it set the platform under which the new Reaxx saw was developed. Both tools still have onboard storage for the guard system and rip fence as well as blade wrenches and even additional blades. It’s the premium flesh detecting technology of the Reaxx system, however, that takes the $599 price point of the 4100-09 and jumps it to $1499. With that in mind, it’s only fair to compare the new Bosch Reaxx vs SawStop JSS-MCA Jobsite table saw and see which might be best for your business.

Cyber Monday finishes off a marathon weekend of shopping and is predicted to set a record as the largest- and fastest-growing online shopping day of the year. While many people visit physical stores on Black Friday, Cyber Monday is meant to take advantage of the sweet, sweet convenience of the internet.

InsideIn the Colorado, comfort is the main focus. Everything that needs to be has been installed conveniently within the driver’s line of sight. In addition, surfaces within reach are soft to the touch and padded, for example the steering wheel, gear selector and the top of the centre console. However, anything out of reach is a hard and unattractive plastic, which is frankly not acceptable. And while GM has changed the exterior of the vehicle, inside you don’t get the sense of adventure you get from the Gladiator. PerformanceJust like the Gladiator, the ZR2 is prepared for serious adventures in inhospitable terrain. You’ve got a suspension raised by two inches over the standard Colorado, electronically lockable front and rear differentials, an all-terrain application of Dynamatic’s Dynamic Suspension Spreader Technology (DSSV), cast iron suspension arms, rocker protectors with front and rear bumpers modified to provide better ground clearance when driving off-road.

Proper public transport should have been address and developed years ago. As usual government “reacts” to every problem instead of being proactive and then throws Band-Aids at the gushing wounds of a problem.

The Chevy Colorado ZR2 is special. It possesses a combination of on-road manners and off-road capabilities well ahead of the befallen Hummer products like the H3 and H3T, while featuring a suite of modern – almost too modern – interior tech. The Multimatic dynamic spool valve (DSSV) dampers on the Colorado ZR2 feel like they’re from 2028, and seem to be less expensive to replace than originally thought. The ZR2 is the crown jewel of the Colorado lineup. In fact, it may just be the crown jewel of the entire Chevrolet truck lineup.

With this all-in-one system, racers have a brake package option that is directly compatible with AFCO and Menscer struts out of the box. With only the bracketry and bearing spacing differentiating the hub and caliper from standard brake systems, one can retrofit their brakes should they choose to switch to AFCO or Menscer struts.

We put our hands on 10 of the most popular table saws and tested them for accuracy, power, and functionality. It took some time, but we have some fairly conclusive results. Table saws are undeniably the kings of rip cuts on the jobsite and in shops. The concept is simple: Place a motor below a solid table to turn a blade somewhere in the 4000-5000 RPM range through the surface and watch the sawdust fly. The idea may be simple, but the reality is much different. How big should the table be? What size blade should you use? How heavy can you get away with making it? For this shootout, we’re looking specifically to find the best portable jobsite table saw.

The English engineering firm is building 11 eighties-era Porsche 930s with genuine TAG-branded Porsche engines that the McLaren Formula One team used to win 25 races. Yes, real V6 TAG F1 Turbo engines. Imagine being able to tell your friends at the pub that your classic Porsche is powered by an engine that has won an F1 race. Baller. Despite the insanity under the hood, the F1-powered Porsche 930 restomod is rather subdued in terms of looks (the first one was showcased at the Rennsport Reunion recently). Wearing just a set of RUF wheels it is understated. The interior is basic with a set of bucket seats and a bunche of new gauges including a 9,000 RPM taco (did we mention it is powered by a real F1 engine).

Hi DC, do you know if the road AXS brifters will be compatible with the Eagle AXS rear derailleur? Could make for an excellent 1x gravel setup. Thanks.