Robert Robillard is a remodeler, general contractor, and principal of a carpentry and renovation business located in Concord, Massachusetts, and serves as the Editor of Tool Box Buzz and founding editor of A Concord Carpenter . Rob is in charge of our Tool and Product Review - Tool and Product Review - Video Channel, , where we post all of our tool reviews and video tutorials. Rob enjoys using his knowledge and experience to help and educate building professionals as well as DIYers on best practices in the remodeling industry. The Concord Carpenter's motto: "Well done is better than well said!" : Read more about Rob
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By Rob Robillard
Best Cordless Track Saw Comparison – Head-To-Head Track saws make long, precise cuts more quickly and with greater precision than table saws or circular saws. They are light, easy to transport, set up is quick and easy, and they produce extremely accurate cuts. The TBBCrew took a hard look at the major cordless track saw […]
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By Rob Robillard
ISOtunes Bluetooth Noise Isolating Earbuds Review I recently tried out the new ISOtunes Bluetooth noise isolating earbuds Pro 2.0 model. To be honest I never liked the idea of wearing headphones with music because I felt it could impact site safety. What changed my mind was reading that the ISOtunes Bluetooth Pro 2.0 noise isolating earbud […]
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By Rob Robillard
DEWALT 20V Cordless Wire Collated Roofing Nailer DCN45RNB Review We recently got our hands on the DEWALT 20V 15° cordless coil roofing nailer. This is the first battery-powered only nailer we’ve seen, we did review the Duo-fast gas nailer years ago, but it did not stick with contractors. We’ve been using the DEWALT pneumatic nailer […]
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Makita 18V X2 L.E.D. Area Light, DML810 Review As a remodeling contractor, we work in spaces that have not yet had lighting installed by the electrician yet. When setting up a job site, the right lighting is essential to ensuring that we can safely see what we are working on. We recently took a look at […]
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Black and Decker 60V POWERSWAP 20 in Cordless Mower CM2060C Review We recently had the opportunity to run the Black and Decker 60V POWERSWAP™ 20 in Cordless Mower through the paces. First Impression My first impression was how light this mower was, it weights 47.6 lbs. Its lightweight also made this mower a breeze to […]
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Greenworks Pro 60V 21″ Lawn Mower Review By Forrest Owen Greenworks newest line of 60V tools was designed with homeowners and carpenters in mind. The MO60L514 mower was designed for this line offering a steel deck, a 21″ cut capacity, and near unbeatable value. Greenworks 60V Cordless Mower Features Model # MO60L514 Deck Size: 21 Inch […]
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Milwaukee M18 FUEL 2 Gallon Compact Quiet Compressor Review Milwaukee is working hard to supply the professional carpenter and remodeler core-trade with tools. Their new Milwaukee M18 Compressor 2840-20, is late to the table, they used their time wisely to improve on what the other trailblazers have done. Milwaukee M18 FUEL Compressor Specifications Sound Level […]
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SIMPSON MegaShot Pressure Washer Review The SIMPSON MegaShot Pressure Washer is perfect for the “Do-it-Yourselfer” or contractor looking for occasional use, yet solid pressure washer at a GREAT price. The MegaShot pressure washer is simple and intuitive to use. It’s a great tool for cleaning decks, masonry patios, outdoor furniture, trucks, boats, large equipment, and […]
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Milwaukee M18 FUEL 30° Framing Nailer Review Milwaukee is a company that has certainly enjoyed its share of firsts. But when it comes to the remodeling and carpentry trades, they’re playing catch up. One recent new example are their very first cordless framing nailers, the Milwaukee Cordless Framing Nailer M18 FUEL™ 21° Framing Nailer and […]
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Jobsite Clamping Table My job site assembly table has always been a cut off a sheet of plywood and two sawhorses. Inspired by a Paulk Workbench I have in my shop, I decided to mimic the tabletop design for my Multifunction Jobsite Table. Multifunction Jobsite Table I needed a flexible Jobsite solution. That meant I […]
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