Some people cook with torches... On a few occasions I have whittled a fork out of a wood shim. Men have always used the tools around the job for cooking. Because of this manufactures have started to design their tools to look like the tools on the job. One example is the Klein BBQ Tool Set .

Now you can tell your coworkers you cut your pizza with a circular saw with the new Pizza-Pro 3000. All that is missing is a track for super accurate straight cuts. It runs on the latest in battery technology, pizza powered humans.

No info on release date, or price.

While browsing through YouTube the other day I came across some videos from a user named Matthiaswandel. He has some pretty cool videos of some of his woodworking projects, and gadgets, but one that I thought you all might enjoy is his homemade tenon cutting jig.

You can read about his jig on his site. Woodgears.ca

Do you have problems keeping your hard earned cash from growing legs? Or Maybe you just need an emergency stash in case something goes wrong. The spy bolt can keep your money well hidden from would be thieves. Simply unscrew the top of the bolt to revel the hollowed out innards. Then you can simply place the bolt in your junk drawer, or even install it onto something. Just be sure to keep track of where it is at all times. You dont want $500 in cash getting away because you sold your jar of bolts at a yard sale.

$40 at Spy-Coins.com

What do you do, when you have more then one brand of cordless tools? Like most people, you probably have to carry around a charger for each brand. This can be a real pain, and take up a lot of  valuable space. In many cases, more tools = more trips to the truck.

This is where the 10C CREW multi-brand charger can save you time, which equals money. It can charge 4 batteries all from different manufacturers at the same time via special adapters (sold separately). It doesn't even matter if the battery types are different. It can tell the difference between Li-Ion, NiCd, and NiMh. It is compatible with most major brands, only with some of the newer Li-Ion types not yet having an adapter. But the company is in the process of getting the adapters certified. The 10C CREW can also detect bad batteries, and claims it "Revives up to 70% of batteries considered ready for recycling".

You can support Tool-Rank by buying a 10c Crew from Amazon.com

What do you do when you need to hand sand something on the job? If you are like me you grab an extra sanding belt from your electric belt sander, cut a piece of wood to length and width,  and then try to get a tight fit inside your belt. For a while now I have been thinking of how I could improve upon this method.

 

 

The SandDevil is the answer to all of my complaints, and is actually exactly what I was thinking of building myself. It works in the same way as a normal electric belt sander to hold the paper; using a locking lever to expand the sander against the belt. The SandDevil can use a standard 3 x 21" belts, and provides easy access to flat, curved and angled surfaces, including hard to reach corners and edges. 

Added this to my Christmas wish list :) 

You can pick up the SandDevil at Amazon for just under $20. This is actually an even better deal then is looks because it comes with five 3 x 21" sanding belts (50, 80, 100, 120 & 150 grit)

This isn't your average iPod dock, this bad boy has just about everything the man on the job needs. You wont being seeing these in the dorm rooms, or at some girly cafe.

Complete with AM/FM tuner, and Ipod dock, the specs also say it can play music from a USB flash stick or SD card. You will also notice the heavy duty roll cage and GFCI outlets. It also has 2 DC ports to plug in your phone or maybe XM?, and it has a 5 volt USB charger for, I guess your non-iPod MP3 players. If you thought that wasn't enough, it has a built in spotlight. I don't know why your radio needs a spotlight, but this one has it.

I wish there was a bit more info on the radio. Like is the dock dust sealed to protect your $200 iPod? Does it work with all iPods? I don't know. Check it out at SkyMall

Ridgid has now joined the pack. They are now part of the wonderful world of jobsite radios. Ridgid also has a little extra to offer, a built in NASCAR scanner. Now I don't know how many people could use a NASCAR scanner, but it should make the NASCAR fans happy.