When shopping for that new tool you just can’t wait to try out, I’m sure not many would find themselves standing at a pegboard display of hole-saws. But when you need a clean hole in the back of a cabinet, or a precision cut for a light fixture, a hole-saw is what you’re gonna use. But once you’ve cut that perfect hole, the problem becomes trying to extract the core from the hole-saw cup. Not only can it be time consuming and difficult, using a screwdriver to pry and dig can also be a bit hazardous.

Attending Milwaukee Tool Company's 2015 new product symposium gives me the responsibility of sharing with you some of Milwaukee's great new tools; but this year, more so than others, I have the greater (the bound) responsibility of not sharing some of what Milwaukee has for us in the near future. So, bound by contract until August 1st, about that I'll just say that Milwaukee Tool Company is still all about disruptive innovation. However, since the purpose of the event is to reveal (not conceal) their new tools, let me start by highlighting a few.

Crowdfunding sites like Kickstarter are a great way for the little guy to get complete strangers to fork out their money on the promise of a great product. While product ideas are plentiful, it is rare to see a product not only be successfully funded, but also make their way into retail stores nationwide. Let me tell you, I was genuinely happy to learn that the Centipede Sawhorse was one of the few that made it.