How many time when you parked car in garage and can not open the door? Parked too close to the door, wall..? This laser guide is perfect for you. It’s easy to install; InstaPark is compatible with most garage door openers with built-in lights that are automatically activated when the garage door is opened. And yes, less few trips to the body shop.

Features:
• Easy to install.
• A red laser beam shines at the spot of your car you’ve assigned so you you know exactly when to stop.
• Automatically activated when your vehicle enters the garage.
• powered by 110 Volt AC household current (adapter included) or 3 AA batteries.

Only $ 19.80 Bolton Dual Garage Door Laser Parking Guide System

The Magnetic Grill Light provides direct nighttime light where you need it while flipping burgers. The grill light has a strong magnetic base that attaches to most stainless steel barbecue tools.  Simply attach the light to the grill utensil, swivel and focus the light towards the area required.  If you’re grill accepts magnets, then you could also attach to the grill top and direct the light while open.  Heck, it doesn’t even have to be used by the grill… use it anywhere.  On the frig, by the workbench or on the bike.  Endless uses for this great $14 dollar gadget.  The light contains three LED bulbs and requires three batteries that should last a very long time…

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Light for Barbeque Tools

The Rockwell SoniCrafter appeals to me because of the cost savings and convenience – one tool that can saw, sand, scrape, grind, and polish.

Plus, it works on a variety of surfaces like metal, wood, sheetrock, plastic, linoleum, carpet, ceramic and stone.

What makes this tool different is the microsonic oscillating action, which means the Sonicrafter blade uses side to side motion vs. the traditional rotating or reciprocating blade of standard tools.

This oscillation technology is said to provide a more controlled and safer user experience, and because the design is compact and has no guards, you can get into tighter spaces too.

My favorite part? Because the blade spins side to side, any sawdust falls right onto the work area, as opposed to standard circular motion, which scatters debris everywhere. Sounds good to me.

Check out the Rockwell Sonicrafter in action here.

I remember last summer’s home renovations, which required that we rip up our old carpet and underpad so we could install our beautiful new hardwood flooring. The sheer tediousness of having to pull up all those staples made me want to run from the house screaming. So when I saw the Nail Jack from Nail Jack Tools, I was pretty intrigued.

Made to dig, grip and pull, the Nail Jack makes it easy to remove old nails, staples and brads.
Its about as low-tech as you can get, but what’s interesting is the practical design, which seems to do the work of several tools, like that of a cat’s paw, pair of pliers and traditional nail puller in one.

The 11″ Nail Jack retails for $30. A smaller version (the 8.5″ Nail Hunter) is also available.

via Tool Snob

The Annihilator from Dead On Tools is a practical addition to your toolbox because you can use it for both construction and demolition.

This multi-purpose tool can be used as a powerful demolition axe, hammer, nail puller, tile ripper, board straightener, wrench and chisel. And if all that work makes you thirsty, grab a beer and use the built-in bottle opener to pour yourself a cold one.

The Annihilator is available in sizes 14″ and 18″.

The EZY Hang Door Lifter is a nifty tool that can help you hang both hollow and solid doors with ease. As someone who’s struggled to hold the door in position while my partner feverishly rushes to pin it down, I can tell you this is one tool I think would come in handy during the home renovation process.

Simply place the door on the EZY Lifter’s lifting arms and operate the levers with your foot to elevate the door into place. Foot operation means your hand is free to balance the door in place. Voila –
instantly a two-man job becomes a one-person task.

Best of all, the two independent levers mean you can adjust the height of either side of the door to easily align with the frame.

Quicker installation, and safer too, since you’re not wrestling with door while trying to screw it in place.

The Ezy Door Lifter is designed and manufactured in Australia. No word yet on a North American release.

EZY Hang Door Lifter via Tool Snob

It would be great if every piece of furniture you sanded was large and flat. But since that isn’t always the case, there’s the 120-volt Octo Sander by Skil.

This multi-finishing tool is equipped with a 3-position nose and 8 sanding attachments for convenience and flexibility when sanding.

Use it to get in to tight spaces where other sanders can’t reach, inside cabinet corners or shelving, sand flat surfaces or tackle more complex curved areas like crown molding and stair rails. No more having to wrap sandpaper around your fingers, palm or pencil to get that great finish.

Skil Octo Sander

If you are a Batman fanatic, the Bat Signal Replica is one must have item for the collector.  From up to 16 feet and a flip of a switch, you can throw the bat signal across just about any size room.  It’s on a swivel base, so you can also pan around the room.  This is a heavy duty, top of the line item so, expect to get what you pay for.  The light is encased in metal and measures approximately 12″ tall x 2.25″ wide x 9″ deep.  A true one of kind item from the folks at  Justice League of America Trophy Room.

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Justice League of America Trophy Room Bat Signal Prop Replica (via Dvice)