http://www.toolcritic.com/recentreviews.html your best resource for researching tools online en-us Copyright (c) 2007 Critical Pursuits. All Rights Reserved. Wed, 07 Jan 2009 09:00:03 GMT Wed, 07 Jan 2009 09:16:23 GMT feedmaster@toolcritic.com feedmaster@toolcritic.com 60 http://www.toolcritic.com/images/toolcritic-logo-small.gif http://www.toolcritic.com/recentreviews.html http://www.toolcritic.com/ http://www.toolcritic.com/products/shop-fox/shop-fox-w1671.html Good high speed motor, but inconvenient off-table operation - The reviewer rated this moritser as Top Value, along with the Delta 14-651. The motor is powerful and high-speed, which allows fast, clean, uninterrupted boring into oak and maple. The cast-iron base is stable, the horizontal grip on the... Wed, 07 Jan 2009 09:16:23 GMT http://www.toolcritic.com/products/dremel/dremel-1800-01.html Great Value! - The Dremel 1800 Scroll Station is labeled as the best consumer value by Fine Woodworking Magazine. The included attachments (small disk sander, work light, optional rotary and flex-shaft tool) are very helpful and add to the versatility of this scroll saw. Although it tends to bog ... Tue, 06 Jan 2009 09:17:29 GMT http://www.toolcritic.com/products/grizzly/grizzly-g0537.html Mediocre at best - The FWW commends the Grizzly GO537 on the effortlessness of changing speed and the fairly durable table and arm. It is also reasonably easy to change the blades and gives a moderately smooth cut. However, it is rather hard to reach the on/off switch. The saw is not suitable ... Mon, 05 Jan 2009 09:19:57 GMT http://www.toolcritic.com/products/campbell-hausfeld/campbell-hausfeld-fp2400.html Good for fast, limited tasks - The reviewer said this battery-powered compressor is good for quick jobs that do not justify carrying around a large air compressor and hose, such as for trimming out a single window. When using an 18-gauge brad nailer with the 25-foot recoil hose that comes with this... Sun, 04 Jan 2009 09:17:51 GMT http://www.toolcritic.com/products/shop-fox/shop-fox-w1712.html Quiet, relatively slow belt speed - The reviewer said this sander is the least powerful of the sanders tested, and its slow belt speed prevented it from removing more than 1/16" of red oak end grain. Corresponding to this low power, however, is a significantly quieter machine, and it had the ... Sat, 03 Jan 2009 09:20:38 GMT