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Jul 23, 2026

6 Jobsite Luxuries You’ll Quickly Consider Necessities

6 Jobsite Luxuries You’ll Quickly Consider Necessities

Every crew has one person who shows up with something everyone else calls unnecessary.A fan? “Just drink more water.”A heated lunch box? “Cold sandwiches build character.”A comfortable stool? “What’s wrong with that upside-down bucket?”Then Friday arrives, the temperature hits 90 degrees, and everyone is standing in line to borrow that “unnecessary” gear.These six products from Acme Tools may look like jobsite luxuries, but once they improve your lunch, comfort, lighting, or playlist, going back becomes surprisingly difficult. ... Read More

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Jul 21, 2026

You’re Gonna Need a Bigger Toolbox: Shark Week at Acme Tools

You’re Gonna Need a Bigger Toolbox: Shark Week at Acme Tools

Sharks have survived for hundreds of millions of years without cordless tools, laser measures, or push-to-connect plumbing fittings. Frankly, it feels a little smug.In honor of Shark Week, we pulled our favorite products with teeth, tools with “Shark” in their names, and gear for building a shark-free viewing party. The result includes nail pullers, drain-cleaning accessories, CNC equipment, speakers, coolers, and one fan that provides ocean mist without requiring anyone to enter the ocean.Shark Week 2026 begins Sunday, July 26, and runs through Saturday, August 1, with 20 new premieres airing on Discovery. Before settling onto the couch, however, ... Read More

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Jul 2, 2026

Beat the Jobsite Heat: DEWALT 18-Inch 20V AC/DC 4000 CFM Drum Fan

Beat the Jobsite Heat: DEWALT 18-Inch 20V AC/DC 4000 CFM Drum Fan

Sweltering jobsites and stuffy garages kill your productivity. You need serious airflow, but dragging an extension cord across a room isn’t always an option. The DEWALT 18-Inch 20V AC/DC Hybrid Drum Fan solves this by letting you choose your power source. Plug it into the wall when you have power, or snap in a compatible 20V battery to bring massive, quiet airflow completely off the grid. ... Read More

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Mar 24, 2026

Milwaukee Just Solved The One Problem Every Scissor Lift Operator Complains About

Milwaukee Just Solved The One Problem Every Scissor Lift Operator Complains About

Ever been 30 feet up on a scissor lift in July, sweating through your shirt while trying to finish overhead work? Yeah, Milwaukee noticed that too. And instead of telling you to tough it out, they did something about it.The new Milwaukee M18 brushless scissor lift fan isn't just another jobsite fan with a clamp slapped on it. This is the industry's first solution engineered specifically for dedicated scissor lift cooling and mounting. And honestly, it's about time someone designed cooling equipment that understands how contractors work.Shop All Milwaukee Jobsite Fans Now! ... Read More

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Mar 8, 2026

Milwaukee's Dropping Two Tools You Didn't Know You Needed Until Right Now

Milwaukee's Dropping Two Tools You Didn't Know You Needed Until Right Now

Working in occupied spaces with a screaming impact driver is miserable for everyone involved. Working on a scissor lift in the middle of summer without airflow is just stupid. Milwaukee looked at both problems and decided 2026 was the year to fix them with two different tools that solve very specific frustrations.The new M18 FUEL SURGE Hydraulic Driver is the second generation of Milwaukee's weirdly quiet impact alternative, and they've made it faster, smaller, and lighter while keeping the sound and vibration levels that made the original a favorite for finish work and occupied spaces. The new Milwaukee scissor ... Read More

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Mar 5, 2026

Toolbox Talk: Mastering Carbon Monoxide Safety on the Jobsite

Toolbox Talk: Mastering Carbon Monoxide Safety on the Jobsite

Let's talk about the one guy on your crew who never makes a sound, never leaves a mess, but can absolutely take you out before you even know he has clocked in. We are talking about carbon monoxide. It is the ultimate invisible killer, and if you think simply cracking a bay door is enough to save you when you are running a gas-powered generator in a closed garage, you need a serious wake-up call. More than 150 Americans lose their lives every single year from accidental, non-fire-related carbon monoxide exposure. This is not a joke, and ignoring it ... Read More

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