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Best Watches For EMT Workers (Paramedics | Firefighters | Nurses)

by Greg Jameson | Oct 23, 2018 | Appearance, Cozy lifestyle

You’re a part of the EMT/EMS world now, and your first shift is just around the corner. It’s not going to be an easy one: you know it. Still, you’re excited and a little bit proud. Deservedly so, as EMTs are the unspoken heroes of our society....

Your Full Guide to Ryobi Batteries: p122 vs p108 & Others

by Greg Jameson | Sep 14, 2018 | Cozy DIY, Cozy lifestyle

Ryobi are the darling of any entry to mid-level DIY home owner. I’ve elaborated on that before in comparing them to Ridgid. I like how they market their tools, but there’s one thing I think they got totally wrong: Classifying their 18v Lithium batteries....

Kreg K4 vs K5 Jigs: Two HUGE Reasons Why K5 Is Better

by Greg Jameson | Sep 12, 2018 | Cozy DIY, Cozy lifestyle

Remember my other post on Kreg? I outlined how the smaller R3 and the mid-range K4 differ from each other. This time, I’ll talk about Kreg K4 and the brand’s masterpiece. The Final Boss. Yup – none other than the outstanding K5. R3 vs K4 was more of an...

Kreg R3 vs K4: Is A Jig Upgrade Really Necessary?

by Greg Jameson | Sep 11, 2018 | Cozy DIY

In some previous posts I wrote about one aspect of DIYing with wooden materials: wood carving. This time, I’m changing the angle a bit. I’ll be focusing on two tools that you can use to join pieces of wood. Might be a 2x4, a broken chair, a wooden frame...

Dremel Saw Max vs Ultra Saw [Comparison]

by Greg Jameson | Sep 5, 2018 | Cozy DIY, Cozy lifestyle

As a DIY nut, I consider only several brands to be ‘a must’ to have around. One of them is Dremel due to the consistent quality tools they come up with. Sure – usually when people think Dremel, it’s all about their rotary gadgets. However,...

Ryobi vs Ridgid: A Head-to-Head Comparison

by Greg Jameson | Sep 3, 2018 | Cozy DIY, Cozy lifestyle

So, you’ve been looking at various entry to mid-level tools. You’re not yet at the contractor-level stuff; you’re rather the DIY guy type. Or maybe you’re beginning to get the hang of it so you can do contractor work in the future. Ryobi and...