(NAPSA)—You may want to tool around with the idea of adding power tools to your tool shed this year. While there are hundreds of tools to choose from, a growing number of do-it-yourselfers are discovering the benefits of starting with a single tool that can be transformed into a whole power tool system—a versatile product that lets users complete virtually an entire project without reaching for the toolbox. Many new power tools have features that increase versatility while reducing the need for specialty items. For example, Roto Zip Tool Corporation has released a practical system that allows users to add innovative attachments that help save money and toolbox space. At the core of the system is the Spiral Saw power tool, which can cut virtually all building material up to one inch thick. Users can then add a number of attachments, including: The Zip Mate, which turns the unit into a cutting, grinding, polishing and sandingtool. A dry diamond blade can even be added to cut floortile. The Plunge Router, which converts any handled, corded Spiral Saw into a powerful plunge router. As many do-it-yourselfers know, standard routers can be expensive, big and bulky. The attachment features a patented, easy-to-use, single-handle design and self-locking mechanism to make routing simple. It can be installed in less than a minute and sells for less than 60 dollars. The ergonomically designed Flex Shaft turns the unit into a YES YOU CAN—Homehandy- men and women are getting revved up about a new power tool system that allows them to do many jobs easily and is a great value. powerful detail and precision tool. The Dust Extractor, which attaches to any 14” wet/dry vacuum hose, allows users to spend more time on projects and less time on cleaning up. The manufacturer has also introduced seven router bits that are designed exclusively for the Roto Zip Spiral Saw, two of which are firsts in the industry—the Cove/Roundoverbit and the Flipbit. For more information about powertools, you can visit the Web site at www.rotozip.com. The tools are available through retailers, as well as various catalog companies and television programs such as QVC and TSC.
