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Bissett is Universally Compatible, See Why and How
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
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2021 Mar 16th
Milwaukee Car Cut Event!
Hey everyone! You may have seen our "viral" video where we cut a car in HALF with a Milwaukee 18V Reciprocating Saw,
well here's some photos and a recap of the event! If you haven't seen
the video yet, check it out below. Edmonton Fasteners held an event in
partnership with
Milwaukee Tools to promote and demonstrate their latest M18 power tools. There were other vendors of course, Walter Surface Technologies, FastenMaster, and Watson Gloves.
Let's start with Milwaukee Tools. Milwaukee
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2018 Aug 3rd
WORLD'S FIRST 18V TABLE SAW (The Next Breakthrough)
The Breakthrough
Milwaukee has stirred the pot with their current M18 Breakthrough products.
Pre-sale started over a month ago and it has only been excitedly talked
about more ever since. Milwaukee claims the latest Breakthrough offers
the most innovative M18 tools yet and they aren't bluffing! Milwaukee
isn't just competing, they're raising the bar. We already love being
able to use the same
M18 battery
from one 18V tool to another, well they're back with a more powerful
bat
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2018 Jul 9th
Difference Between Brushed & Brushless Motors
Brushed or brushless? Which one is better? You've probably noticed that tools with
brushless DC motors are higher in price than brushed. Does that mean
their performance is higher? Whether it's brushed or brushless, these
motors are both rotating because of the same thing: magnets. Just like
putting two same sides of a magnet together (N & N or S & S),
they push away. This is the same force that keeps the motor shaft
continuously rotating.
Brushed MotorsIn a brushed motor, electrici
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2018 Mar 6th
Orbital Sander vs. Random Orbit Sander: What's the difference?
A question we received from our last post (click here)
was "what is the difference between an Orbital Sander and a Random
Orbit Sander?" While they both sound very similar by name, they are very
different.
Orbital SanderThis sander is also known as the finishing sander. It uses a fraction
(¼,⅓, or ½) of a 9" x 11" sheet of regular sandpaper that is held by
clamps. It's sanding area is shaped like a square which makes it perfect for getting into corners and against straight edges.They
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2017 Sep 26th