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" Kreg Klamp Table Steel Stand Combo  Think of it as the workhorse of worktables. The ultra-adjustable Kreg Klamp Table Steel Stand Combo ($400) has a pair of pivoting clamps and sliding stop blocks that secure any workpiece for cutting, drilling, routing or sanding. In our lab tests, it made typically tricky maneuvers (such as installing pocket screws diagonally through two wood blocks) far easier to execute than a typical workbench. kregtool.com GE Caulk Singles  For contractors or whole-house rehabbers, a caulk gun is great. But if you&amp;#039;re just working on a single sink or tub, most of the tube will likely go to waste. The 1.25-ounce GE Caulk Singles ($3) holds enough caulk for small jobs in an easy-to-apply toothpaste-tube-like packet. When done, just toss the empty packet in the trash. In tests, we found that the packs actually applied neat streaks with greater ease than a caulk gun. caulksingles.com Milwaukee M-Spector Digital Inspection Camera  A house is a lot like a human body, with jumbles of wires and pipes serving as its circulatory and digestive systems. But when something goes wrong behind a wall, it&amp;#039;s tough to tell. This LED-lit Milwaukee M-Spector Digital Inspection Camera ($260) is attached to a 3-ft. flexible cable that snakes through walls and tight spaces, displaying what it sees on a bright 2.5-in. LCD screen and letting you peek at otherwise inaccessible wires and plumbing. milwaukeetool.com Circuit Alert Voltage-Sensing NM Cable Stripper  Accidentally cut into a live wire and the jolt could injure or kill you. The Circuit Alert Voltage-Sensing NM Cable Stripper ($24) makes avoiding disaster easier by incorporating a noncontact voltage detector in the handle. (The user holds the device near a wire or wall and depresses a button to take a reading.) Sure, there are many voltage detectors out there, but they aren&amp;#039;t built into a cutting, shearing and stripping utensil. This design makes it more likely you&amp;#039;ll have the right tool handy when you need it. circuitalert.com Skil 10-In. Single Beam Miter Saw  When it comes to cutting crown molding and door or window trim, nothing beats a compound miter saw. But if you want a fully featured one, it will cost you. The Skil 10-In. Single Beam Miter Saw ($160) packs in advanced features such as a laser guide and an extendable work surface for about a third the cost of a comparable cutter. skiltools.com Baltimore Toolworks Hard Cap Nail Sets  Nothing mars a bit of woodworking like clumsy hammer dents. That&amp;#039;s why carpenters rely on nail sets to drive nailheads just below the surface--tap their top and a chisel-like tip drives the nail into the finish. The Baltimore Toolworks Hard Cap Nail Sets feature an oversized plastic top (the company claims it&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;unbreakable&amp;quot;) that allows you to safely set nails, even with hammer swings that are sloppy or come from odd angles. hardcap.com "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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