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Articles in Sept-Oct, 2003 issue of Tools of the Trade

• Where is generation "T"? - Editor's Note
  by Rick Schwolsky
• High-pressure framing nailer - Hot Finds
  by Katy Tomasulo
• Hole cutter - Product watch: keeping you on top of the latest tools and accessories
• Breakthrough fastener - Hot Finds
  by Mark Clement
• Smooth as glass: high-volume, low-pressure paint sprayers take spray finishes to a new level - High-Volume, Low-Pressure Paint Sprayers
  by Fred Tellier
• Work gloves - Product watch: keeping you on top of the latest tools and accessories
• Copemaster - Hot Finds
  by Mark Clement
• Truck lock - Product watch: keeping you on top of the latest tools and accessories
• Under pressure: new chemical alternatives for pressure treated lumber have framing fastener and hardware manufacturers jumping through hoops - News
  by Katy Tomasulo
• Training day: we need skilled workers now more than ever. How will we get them?
  by Mark Clement
• Dust extractor - Product watch: keeping you on top of the latest tools and accessories
• Cordless vac - Hot Finds
  by Mark Clement
• Light speed: speed and accuracy aside, the question about laser distance meters now is how to put them to work - Laser Distance Meters
  by David R. Crosby
• Counter connector - Product watch: keeping you on top of the latest tools and accessories
• Filter feature in question - Mail call: readers sound off
  by Leif Persson
• Wobble Light - First Test
  by Mark Clement
• Work boots - Product watch: keeping you on top of the latest tools and accessories
• Tool quality lives - Mail call: readers sound off
  by Bill Glass
• Power rules: follow these safety rules to avoid jobsite electrocutions - SiteLines: dispatches from the field
• Tool bags - Product watch: keeping you on top of the latest tools and accessories
• Craftsman 21830 10-inch jobsite table saw - First Test
  by Mark Clement
• Raising the bar: new tools ease the pain of bending, cutting, and tying rebar
  by William D. Palmer, Jr.
• These guys are winners - Toolhounds: we just love tools. Is that a problem?
  by Mark Clement
• Insurance crisis - Mail call: readers sound off
  by Paul Burnett
• 19 steps to site-built stairs: to avoid simple but costly errors while rough-framing stairs, a checklist keeps this framer on track - SiteLines: dispatches from the field
  by Don Dunkley
• Recip saw - Product watch: keeping you on top of the latest tools and accessories
• Stucco fan - Mail call: readers sound off
  by Rick Rutherford
• Protecting your work: how to avoid damage near the end of a job - SiteLines: dispatches from the field
  by Gary Katz
• Portable table saw - Product watch: keeping you on top of the latest tools and accessories