Chad Ina

Forty-something years later, Chad still doesn't' know what he wants to do if he grows up. Raised around cars and trained in diesel mechanics, Chad has owned a successful detail shop, developed and sold software, led a K-9 SAR team, ridden the dot-com wave as a marketing & PR executive, led digital strategy teams at both large and small agencies, and now this. He digs Jeeps, off-road racing, football, photography, writing, making EDM, cranking metal, PC gaming, and a plethora of other contradictory things.

A Simple, Elegant & Functional NewAge Products Workbench

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When you’ve got limited space and budget, but need a strong workbench that isn’t part of a larger modular system, New Age Products has a solid, great looking, and affordable solution. Available in three sizes (48″, 72″ and 96″) and with either a bamboo or stainless steel top, this simple, yet functional workbench features a … Read more

Make This Sweet Stealth Shelf

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If you’re looking for a cool weekend woodworking project that you can knock out in a few hours and for about $50 in materials, check out this super-cool stealth shelf, complete with secret, magnetically-triggered locks. Not only does it make for great home decor, but you can hide your stuff in it, too. Thanks to one … Read more

Load Your ATV is Seconds with MAD-RAMPS

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As the wife and I embark on our journey back to our hometown in another part of North Florida later this year, there’s a gigantic National forest with hundreds-of-miles of trails just waiting for me to explore. And while the Jeep is great for the bigger stuff, I’ve also been eyeing the ATV market for a … Read more

RYOBI 18V ONE+ QuietStrike Cordless Pulse Driver

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The cordless drill/driver space is extremely crowded. From professional and prosumer models to those targeting the average consumer, there are probably 100+ to choose from. And if you aren’t loyal to a single brand, that’s a lot to consider. RYOBI sits somewhere in the middle—building quality tools with pro features but designed for the average Joe. Their … Read more

Mini-Refrigerators for the Garage

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There are a few great looking, full-sized refrigerators designed specifically for the extreme temperatures that are oftentimes found in the garage or workshop, like the popular Gladiator Refrigerator, for example. And while those are cool (pun intended), they’re big and upwards of $1200. Sometimes, we just want to chill a few brewskies for that weekend project. … Read more

Build This Hardware Storage Cabinet

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If you’ve got a lot of hardware in your garage or workshop, like fasteners and such, organizing it all can be a pain. One of our favorite YouTube channels, Workshop Addict, recently uploaded a video showing us how to build a cool (and expandable) cabinet to house a bunch of Dewalt removable hardware organizers. Enjoy!

Amazon Vehicles

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If you're in the market for a new or used car, truck, van or SUV, Amazon wants you to conduct your research on their website.

Government Gas Cans

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Back in 2007, the government—more specifically, the EPA—passed a bill that said that all gas cans manufactured from 2009 on are to “be built with a simple and inexpensive permeation barrier and new spouts that close automatically.” And ever since then, gas cans haven’t worked. In fact, they SUCK. Basically, the feds said no more … Read more