Experienced contractors and handymen alike can utilize the Jawhorse’s awesome clamping ability to deal with tasks that would normally require a 2nd person.

The Jawhorse can take the place of workbenches, sawhorses, clamps, vises, and a lot more. It can hold just about any material in position while you do things like setting fence posts, installing crown molding, hanging doors, and even hanging dry wall on the ceiling. Even odd weighty things like engine blocks can be fixed in it’s amazing grip.

The Jawhorse offers a trademarked hands-free foot pedal that lets you employ up to one metric ton (2,200 pounds) of force, so you don’t have to stress about equipment slipping while you work. And the jaws can beopened up to 37-inches wide, which is enough to hold the majority of doors firmly in place. This provides you the highest level of flexibility on the job.

The Jawhorse also reduces the dependence on separate saw stands and complicated vices. A variety of different saws can be locked into the durable jaws on this station, allowing you to make precise cuts quickly and carefully–no awkward balancing of huge boards or one-handed saw operation required. Patented rubber pads help to keep you from denting or scratching wood the way you could using traditional vice clamps, making the Jawhorse perfect for finish work.

The Jawhorse isn’t crafted from low-cost plastic that will crack after a little while. It’s constructed of solid steel making it a durable piece of equipment that can endure serious abuse. It delivers extraordinary muscle and steadiness in almost any circumstance with its extra wide stance. Even on unequal surfaces, the three legged structure supplies stability that would make traditional four legged saw horses wobble.

The Rockwell Jawhorse sets up in just a few seconds with it’s very easy to use locking system and clamp pedal, which makes it excellent for working on job sites.

While not in use, the workstation folds down to a streamlined 29×14x13 inches for effortless transport or storage in a small closet. And weighing in at just 43 pounds, it is simple to lift in and out of work trucks.

When unfolded, an built-in roller makes it extremely easy to move about the workshop or the jobsite. There are holes in two of the 3 legs so that you can choose to bolt the Jawhorse down for repeated use in your workshop or on large job sites that require more permanence.

Versatile accessories (sold separately) let you pimp out the Jawhorse to better satisfy your personal needs. You can use the Welding jaw to create a full welding station. The Chainsaw jaw allows you to secure saws in place for sharpening, and Saddlebags allow you to keep all your tools neatly organized and within arms reach. You can also use the Plywood jaw to adapt the Jawhorse for massive sheet goods up to 52-inches wide, or setup the Jawhorse as a reliable Miter Saw Station or a more long-term Work Table.

• Adjustable height
• Pivoting head
• Quick conversion from trimmer to edger
• Spacer guard to protect plants

Then I found it on Amazon.com, and it had really good reviews. Amazon has a great return policy so I decided to go ahead and order it. I gotta say I was pleasantly surprised by this little bugger.

First off, let me tell you. It’s not as powerful as a gas powered trimmer. So if you have a lot of heavy duty clearing to do, this is probably not going to do the trick. But if you just have a standard 1/4 to full acre lot and you’re just doing basic trimming and edging, it’s plenty powerful enough to get the job done. I was really surprised by how much power a battery operated edger could do.

I haven’t had the battery die on me once either. Typically, I’ll plug it into the charger when I get ready to mow. By the time I’m done mowing, it’s done charging.

My favorite feature of the WORX GT WG151.5 Trimmer/Edger is the rotating head. I can switch it from trimmer to edger in just a few snaps so I don’t have to have two machines. Now it doesn’t edge as deep as a blade edger will, but it’s good enough to give me a nice clean edge around my driveway and sidewalks.

So all in all, I’m really impressed by the WORX GT WG151.5 18-Volt Cordless Electric Lithium-Ion String Trimmer/Edger and I would recommend it to anyone who just has basic edging and trimming to do on a standard lot.

You can’t go wrong with a purchase from Amazon.com so CLICK HERE if you want to purchase the the WORX GT WG151.5 18-Volt Cordless Electric Lithium-Ion String Trimmer/Edger.

Although I would pay good money to see the Hulkster clothesline George Foreman, it’s probably not going to happen. But since Hulk Hogan now has an indoor grill, we’ll put it in the ring with George Foreman’s grill and see who’s worthy of the title of best indoor grill.

The Hulk Hogan Grill won because of 1 unique feature, read on to see what it is…

Everyone knows about the George Foreman Grill, but Hulk Hogan’s Ultimate Grill is going after it’s title as champion of indoor grills and it’s not pulling any punches. So after a few of my readers asked me to review it, I thought what better way to see which might be victorious than a head to head steel cage match! Yeah baby!

Since I already had a George Foreman grill, all I had to do was get me a Hulk Hogan Grill. They didn’t have it in any stores in my area so I ordered it direct from the manufacturer, who had the best price anyway.

While I waited for the grill to come in, I thought about what menu I would cook on the two grills that would really put them to the test. Here’s what I came up with:

Steaks (burgers were just too easy, had to see how they handled a nice fat rib eye)

Zucchini – the wife says I have to eat my veggies

Quesadillas – with steak and lots of gooey cheese – yeah baby

Breakfast – traditional eggs, bacon, and hash browns

I started off with the zucchini and the steaks. Both the Hulk Hogan grill and the George Foreman grill did a fantastic job. I expected them to perform the same on this test since this is their primary function and my assumptions were correct. The zucchini came out great. I split it in half, brushed it with olive oil and sprinkled with salt and pepper. The steaks came out beautifully. They were cooked evenly and came out a perfect medium rare!

I used some of the steak from the first test for the quesadillas. Then I used pepper jack and cheddar cheese. They came out delicious. I’ve made plenty of quesadillas in a pan before and they can be a pain to flip so the indoor grills make it much easier. I have to give this round over to the George Foreman grill since it comes with a plate just for that. It gives you the perfect cut lines which is kind of convenient, but certainly not a deal breaker.

Score so far: George Foreman Grill=3 / Hulk Hogan Grill=2

The final round was the breakfast round. This is the round where the Hulk Hogan Grill delivered the knockout blow. Since it opens up totally flat, and gives you two cooking surfaces with separate temperature controls, it doubles your cooking space and works more like two skillets. This was great because I could cook my bacon and eggs on one side and hash browns on the other. With the Foreman, I had to do this in separate phases.

Conclusion:

So although the two grills were pretty evenly matched for the most part…

The Hulk Hogan Grill is the champion in my opinion because of the fact that it could open up flat. This is a very useful appliance that I use a couple times a week now in my house.