GetTheFunOut

From now until Christmas I will be returning to what I love most: talking about gear and tools and accessories so you can use my experience to guide your gift giving. Expect to see recommendations for gardening, woodworking, home improvement, hiking, big game hunting, small game hunting, camping, backpacking, bike commuting, mountain biking, parenting, kitchen, and more. All recommendations will be for gear I own and use, and have either purchased myself or received from family as a gift--so I'm not being compensated to promote a particular item, though I may receive compensation for purchases made through links provided. Last year we switched out our gas stove for induction. Doing so required us to purchase induction compatible cookware as we had been using a Calphalon anodized aluminum set from Costco with the gas. Somehow we stumbled onto HexClad and were impressed by its claims of being induction compatible, extremely nonstick without the use of chemicals, and dishwasher safe

From now until Christmas I will be returning to what I love most: talking about gear and tools and accessories so you can use my experience to guide your gift giving. Expect to see recommendations for gardening, woodworking, home improvement, hiking, big game hunting, small game hunting, camping, backpacking, bike commuting, mountain biking, parenting, kitchen, and more. All recommendations will be for gear I own and use, and have either purchased myself or received from family as a gift--so I'm not being compensated to promote a particular item, though I may receive compensation for purchases made through links provided. First up--a seemingly simple bit of tools: the Wera Kraftform lasertip screwdriver set.  I stumbled upon Wera tools a couple years ago at my local Woodcrafter. I had recently been fighting with some Phillips head screws on AC vents, so when I saw the laser etching on the Wera screwdriver I was curious. The packaging claimed that the etching helped the driver main