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 Raymond E. DeWalt followed in his father's footsteps by holding mill and constructions jobs from the time he left school. No matter what the job, the question of high labor costs always concerned him. To help cut these costs, occasionally he rigged up a machine to meet some special need. Read more about DEWALT Recent Customer Reviews  very nice products, love all the features it has!! comes with everything you need seems very durable just like all the other items that dewalt has madeRead More   After replacing all my old Craftsman power tools with Dewalt, I had one more item on my list, which was the circular saw. Things are made so much nicer now and Dewalts quality speaks for itself. I use this circular saw for cutting down larger sheets of plywood for a variety of my woodworking projects.Read More  I am Mike Holmes from HGTV. I love this pressure washer it makes washing way easier. When doing work and cleaning up the Dewalt 4200 PSI Pressure Washer is the one to choose.Read More Mike Holmes  I bought this grinder just to add it to my tools but end up using it several times during a remodeling and I must say for a battery operated tool it works perfect.Read More  Had to drill 4 holes through 1/4" cast iron on a wood lathe. Drilled a small pilot hole followed with the 5/16" twist drill bit and it went through witout effort in a very short time with just a little pressure. I was very surprised at how well it handled the job. The built in pilot tip is a great fea…Read More  The planer knives were easy to install following the directions in the DeWalt book that came with the planer. (DeWalt directions are also available on line.) I did number the guards (1,2,3) to be sure I put a new knife in each place. This will particularly help when the knives have to be reversed. IRead More  Got this saw to tackle some intricate crown molding and tall baseboards. Saw worked great - the other reviews are accurate about the features. My crown came out great. In fact the neighbors saw me using this and brought over some of their trim to cut, which also came out great. Heres the catch - thisRead More  I was given this drill as a birthday gift and its fantastic. Great torque controls and the battery seems to carry a significant charge. It comes with 2 battery packs, I don't use it all the time, but I've yet to need to swap them.Read More Martin P. I am electrician works great for installing pot lights , and wall boxes light shines thru most of new home under construction definitely a useful toolRead More barry d. Save on all DEWALT productsCollections byCollections M - P Collections Q - T return to topLearn more about DEWALT
Lowe's Canada is the best place to shop for DEWALT products Raymond E. DeWalt followed in his father's footsteps by holding mill and constructions jobs from the time he left school. No matter what the job, the question of high labor costs always concerned him. To help cut these costs, occasionally he rigged up a machine to meet some special need. Eventually, Mr. DeWalt was offered a position as head of a woodworking mill that manufactured almost everything from boxes to full-fledged houses. There was more to do than could be done, and the President of the company would not allow an increase in payroll. He simply had to get more work out of his men. Mr. DeWalt designed a yoke and attached it directly to a motor and saw, then mounted it on a standard arm. The saw could be raised, lowered, slid back and forth, moved to any angle, or tilted to any bevel. It did the work of four men and cut his labor costs beyond his fondest dreams. Today the DEWALT Power Tools line consists of over 200 electric power tools and over 800 accessories including: drills and hammer drills; screwdrivers; circular, chop, miter, table, reciprocating, and jig saws; planers; impact wrenches; die, angle, and bench grinders; shears; nibblers; sanders; laminate trimmers; routers, and plate joiners. This year will be an exciting time for DEWALT as it offers its largest product launch ever--even greater than the initial portable product line introduction in 1992. | ||
