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Articles in March-April, 2004 issue of Tools of the Trade

• Fasteners - New Products
• Angle grinder abrasives - New Products
• Rechargeable batteries - Hot Finds
• Tool lanyard - Special focus: safety products
• Jobsite radio - Hot Finds
• Suck it up: nature may not like vacuums, but we love them! We field- and shop-tested nine wet/dry vacs that sell for $200 or more - Tool test: wet/dry vacuums
  by Chris Kulczycki
• Hand saw - New Products
• Web site software - Hot Finds
• Roof anchors - Special focus: safety products
• 10 years pure tools - Cutting edge: your source for trade news
• Ship shape: if you're serious about woodworking, you'll be adding a shaper to your shop floor. We tested five mid-size machines from 3 to 3.6 hp - Tool test: 3-HP shapers
  by Bill Thomas
• Tape measure - New Products
• Cheap imitations: tool counterfeiting hits U.S. market - News
  by Katy Tomasulo
• Fancy Flatwork 2: more trade secrets for decorative concrete
  by David Frane
• A reverence for wood - ToolHounds: we just love tools. Is that a problem?
  by Mark Clement
• Go with the flow: how to paint, even when you really don't want to - Site lines: dispatches from the field
  by Edward Dai
• Gloves - Special focus: safety products
• Cell phone liabilities: if you or your staff use cell phones on the job, know your responsibilities - Tech
  by Pat Curry
• Mega tools for killer work: how do architectural woodworkers make their magic? Check out their shops
  by Mark Clement
• Take five: Milwaukee offers five-year warranty - News
  by Katy Tomasulo
• Eyewear - Special focus: safety products
• Pressure switch - Editor's Note
  by Rick Schwolsky
• Square deal: framer's tricks for getting sill plates square and level - Site lines: dispatches from the field
  by Michael Davis
• Work wear - New Products
• Nailer standards feedback - Mail call: readers sound off
  by Tony Goldenberg
• Bosch CS20 sidewinder circ saw: we get first shot at testing Bosch's newest saw - First Test
  by Dennis Godbout