Do you need to fix the broken lock on your bathroom door? Or hang some cabinets on the wall? Or even make some customized furniture for your home? If you do, the chances are you’ll hire a handyman to do the job. But what if you had some decent power tools? Maybe you could do all the jobs yourself and save a fair bit of money. Refer to the following guide and check out the sort of equipment that could turn you into a pro.
(1) Safety comes first
Be cautious. Check the following before you use any power tools for your own safety.
• There are no cracks or damage to the outer casing or handle.
• The earth or zero wire is properly and securely connected.
• Cables or flexible wires are in good condition.
• The plug is in good condition.
• The switch operates properly, is flexible and without defects.
• Electrical protection devices are in good condition.
• Mechanical guards are in good condition.
• All rotating parts of a tool are flexible.
(2) Introduction to various tools
Hand-held cleaning machines are great for quick, everyday outdoor cleaning tasks. For example, Worx offers a cordless (rechargeable) hand-operated pressure washer which you can use anywhere at any time regardless of the water source. Water is drawn from a hose for cleaning. Wash guns by FORTRESS have different water discharge settings to suit different habits. Select the appropriate mode for your daily use. Another must-have cleaning tool for car owners is the electric air blower, which has a three-speed control and a dust-proof motor with separate cooling ducts for easy drying of excess water.
