The magnetic WristBuddy keeps everything within easy reach whether you’re under the hood, squeezing into a bathroom cabinet, up a ladder or just nailing a few 4×2’s together! Designed to hold lots of screws, nails, nuts and washers, the magnets are amply strong enough to also hold drill bits, hex keys, bolts, screwdrivers and even spanners.
Made from extremely durable 1680D Oxford cloth, your WristBuddy will be with you for years to come.
The perfect tool for finding that lost screw that rolled under your workbench or the pins that dropped onto the carpet! This bright, COB LED flashlight extends to a full 60cm (2ft), has a flexible neck and a strong magnet in the lens surround. It's also a wonderful aid for anyone with bad knees.
How often have you wished for better lighting while doing a job? All you needed was a third hand with a flashlight, right? This tough, fully adjustable headlamp uses the latest Chip On Board LED technology for maximum performance. Set it for bright, normal or strobe function with a click of the switch.
Weighing just 65 grams (2.25 oz), including the three AAA batteries, our headlamp can be worn hour after hour. And because it's both shock and water resistant, it's great for camping and fishing as well as in the home and workshop.
Among the many advantages of the internet is the fact that it gives us too many options when it comes to decorating our homes. Ideas seem to pop here and there and, next thing we know, we have a new “must-have”. While some of the trends are not really necessary, it can be nice to keep up with the times.
My mother, who was born in the 60’s, likes gardening a lot and spends most of her time in her garden – it’s her sanctuary. She still sees to it that she updates herself with what’s hot in the home decorating department. The latest that caught her attention were these concrete mushrooms with lights.
This DIY project offers both aesthetic and functional purposes. They look good as garden decors and they also serve as lights at night. True to her words, they were really pretty… and are actually even prettier at night.
Materials:
- Glass beads
- Sand/topping Mix
- Styrofoam cup
- Bowls
- Spray paint
- Lacquer thinner
- Solar LED lights
Tools:
- Hammer drill with concrete bit
- Hot glue gun
- Wet sponge/cloth
Click on any image to start lightbox display. Use your Esc key to close the lightbox.
Watch the video below to learn how to make concrete mushrooms.
