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With Bissett's over 600 fasteners, you're bound to find the perfect fastener for your tool. You're not just bound to find the fastener you need, Bissett is known for their universal compatibility that's just unbeatable. They pride themselves in making sure their product is quality controlled to work equally well across various major brands. Also, Bissett is a proudly Canadian brand!Bissett's website also offers an easy-to-use fastener directory where you can look up your power too …

We love healthy hands at  Edmonton Fasteners. We’re not a skincare shop (clearly) but we do offer hundreds of products that will protect your hands from being effected by all your hard work. One of the simplest forms of protection from burns, cuts, knicks, chemicals, and more are gloves! We have many brands like Ansell, Bob Dale, Mechanix, Impacto, Milwaukee, Rigid, Superior, and many other reliable names. We’re going to discuss a variety of gloves, m …

Gorilla Glue is a household name because of one reason: it works. We carry Gorilla Glue at Edmonton Fasteners because we love it. Our own appreciation for it probably isn’t enough to convince you to BOND with Gorilla Glue. So let us do what we’re good at and use our expertise to explain how you can use this glue.Let’s start off with what materials Gorilla Glue can bond. Most commonly, Gorilla Glue is used for wood, glass, metal, stones, ceramic, and many other materials. What makes Gor …

Many people (not everyone, but many) look at corded power tools and see: less convenience, less high-tech, less “new,” and just less in general. They see the cordless version as: compact, convenient, fun, limitless, easy-to-use, and everything in between. Is this comparison true? Well it can be for some tools, but it can also be the opposite.It goes so much deeper than convenience and easability of use - you should be comparing reliability and power.In today’s post we’re going to be going over t …

Spackle. Putty. What’s it for? Well, chances are you already know. It’s to cover holes, dents, and imperfections in drywall before painting it so it looks flawless. Today we’re going to simply explain how to spackle properly. It’s quite easy and only requires a few supplies:Fine grit sandpaper (150 grit is great)Spackling compoundPutty knifeClean clothStepsPrep the surface. Clean the area, sand around the imperfection, and wipe away any remaining dust and debris in the perimeter. Apply some spac …