Tools That Really Work For Dad

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(NAPSA)—With Father’s Day approaching, you need something for Dad that he'll treasure and use. Tools are practical gifts that provide timeless rewards and help build, create and solve projects aroundthe house. America’s most popular home improvement expert, Bob Vila, advises, “Give an innovative new tool that increases efficiency or helps Dad work more comfortably.” “Nifty practical features have been added to some of Dad’s most frequently used tools,” Vila says. He’s found some innovative Father’s Day gifts that dads will use again and again. For example, the Craftsman Laser Trac Level projects a precise laser-light line on walls, floors or other surfaces. The level laser line can be adjusted up to 90 degrees from horizontal to vertical. With the new Craftsman 7 1/4-inch Cir- cular Saw with Laser Trac, Dad won't have to second guess where the saw blade will intersect the workpiece. This precise laser line helps the operator increase accuracy and cuttingefficiency. The new Craftsman EX cordless drill/drivers are sleek, lightweight, compact and packed with more power and torque than virtually any other drill/drivers in their class. They’re great for building a deck. There are five new models, from 7.2 to 18 volts. For times when Dad can’t seem to budge a stubborn bolt or nut, the Craftsman Grip Master SelfAdjusting Pliers may be the answer. These pliers multiply hand strength to increase grip- New laser level is ideal for everyday jobs like hanging pic- tures to more advanced projects like installing cabinets. ping force. They perform consistently whether handling thin sheet metal, heavy pipeor plastic. The versatile and powerful Craftsman MagMatis a 12” x 12” flexible magnetic mat that can hold up to 17 pounds of tools and parts within easy reach. It’s handy for many do-it-yourself, “assembly required” or automotive projects. A popular gift continues to be one that children can see Dad use frequently—the Craftsman 5 piece Barbecue Accessory Set. The Craftsman cooking utensils feature the same handles that drive America’s best-selling screwdrivers. The made-in-the-U.S.A. cooking utensils include a kingsize turner, fork, tongs, basting brush andgrill scraper. You can find these products and more at Sears or online at www.sears.com.