Ward off animals and pests with spikes, decoys, speakers, and other repellents

Chop and split wood

Keep sun, dust, and sweat off your face

Confirm your rotary blades are balanced for smooth, vibration-free cutting

Restore dull edges with abrasive stones

Evenly distribute fertilizer, seed, ice melt, and other small particles across a wide area

Flexible to cut through pipe or wood in hard-to-reach areas

Mount to ceilings or walls to light up large spaces

Prune and cut down trees

Mix concrete, mortar, or plaster; also known as mortar hoes

Melt ice and snow on walkways, windows, and locks; winterize HVAC systems

Scoop dirt and rocks from holes and tamp down the soil around them

Metal chicken wire, plastic fencing, fabric erosion-control fencing, and wood drift fencing

Treat a variety of injuries on the spot

Illuminate large, outdoor spaces with a wide-angle light

Turn your forklift into a plow to clear snow and other debris

Pick up and transport sand, gravel, scraps, and even snow with your forklift

Control the flow from a garden hose for spraying and washing

Wear under gloves for added protection from cuts and cold

Shield your hands from cuts, heat, cold, chemical splashes, and electrical and welding sparks

Manually cut through wood, drywall, plastic, and masonry

Shield your head from sun, rain, cold, and sparks

Shield your forehead from the sun’s harsh glare

Shape hedges with manual or electric cutters

Dig, scrape, and cut vegetation; move and mix materials

Flexible and stronger than tubing; often used to convey liquids and gases under pressure

Store hose neatly to remove tripping hazards and reduce wear

Chip away ice and brush off snow from car and truck windows

Eradicate bugs in large areas with chemical sprays, foggers, and bait

Made of pliable mesh for securing insulation blankets, covers, and jackets

A directed beam of light illuminates paths, signs, flags, and landscape elements

Separate soil, stones, and mulch from other areas of your landscaping

Block weed growth while allowing water and air to pass through

Break up rocky soil and cut through tree roots

Water lawns and gardens by connecting to your underground sprinkler system

Program to water lawns and gardens on a set schedule

Attach to a garden hose for an oscillating or impulse spray

Blow or vacuum to clear away leaves and debris

Bring light to your parking lot or walkway in minutes

Long handles give you leverage to cut thick twigs and branches

Lay out boundaries or mark underground cables by staking in the ground or tying around posts

Stick to floors and pavement to outline equipment, make parking spaces, and identify safety zones

Locate metal underground; screen people for concealed metal objects

Protect your neck and face from cold, heat, flames, and electrical hazards

Scoop and move construction and landscaping debris and bulk materials

Bring lighting to poorly lit or completely dark areas

Cut through soil to create smooth, round holes for installing posts

Trim branches on trees and shrubs

Collect leaves and debris; spread landscaping and construction materials

Pair with rotary tools to sharpen blades on chain saws, hoes, lawn mowers, and shovels

Grind, sand, finish, and polish workpieces

Alert drivers and workers to potential hazards or objects that are obstructed from view

Cut through a wide range of materials from paper and plastic to carpet and Kevlar

Remove paint, wallpaper, adhesives, waxes, gaskets, and weld spatter

Light up certain areas, such as entryways, to draw attention to them

Strike your sharpening stone with your blade at the correct angle for a razor-sharp edge—every time

Make deep, repetitive cuts with the exposed blade and easy-to-hold handle

Replace handles on shovels and other landscaping tools

Dig and scoop everything from dirt to snow to bulk materials

Locate underground installations like water mains, drain tiles, and conduit before you dig

Pressurize liquids such as disinfectants, cleaners, and insecticides to dispense as spray or foam

Anchor objects to the ground and mark off areas

Pack down soil, sand, asphalt, and other materials to create a flat surface

Everything from household garbage bags to asbestos and infectious waste bags

Extend the handle to reach and cut tree branches and limbs without a ladder

Eliminate weeds, grass, and other unwanted plants down to the roots

Sip water from the tube to hydrate while working outdoors and in other high-heat environments

Replace the line in Black & Decker and Oregon weed trimmers

Cut continuously through weeds and overgrowth and clean up the edge of walkways