The Intex Challenger K2 Kayak is pretty close to the best value recreational inflatable 2 person kayak/canoe on the market. We think it’s great for campers, light & recreational fishers, families, light paddlers, recreational paddlers and couples wanting an easy to use light, but slightly narrower canoe than the Explorer K2 (view full Challenger vs Explorer … Read more
It’s common for people to ask the difference between the Intex Explorer K2 vs Challenger K2 kayaks. We couldn’t find a short, t0-the-point guide, so we went and created one. Below we’ve listed the main differences and similarities of the two kayaks, and also suggested which one might be better for you and why. Note … Read more
The Intex Explorer K2 Kayak is pretty close to the best value recreational inflatable 2 person kayak/canoe on the market. We think it’s great for campers, light & recreational fishers, families, light paddlers, recreational paddlers and couples wanting an easy to use light and comfortable canoe. For the price, it is great value for money … Read more
As we mention in this Dremel Engraver review, this specialty Dremel tool is for people who want to engrave, decorate, or personalise a range of materials. Stone, metal, ceramics, leather, plastic, soft wood, craft pieces and jewellery are among the common materials and items it can be used on. The tool itself is very lightweight, … Read more
The Dremel 3000 and 4000 might be the best value for money finishing task type rotary tools on the market. Both are very versatile in terms of the number of applications and tasks you can use them for, however the Dremel 4000 is the newer model of the two. When comparing the Dremel 3000 vs … Read more
When comparing the Dremel 8050 vs 8220, it’s clear these two cordless Dremel rotary tools are designed differently. The 8220 as of May 2017 is Dremel’s latest high performance cordless tool – being a 12 volt, variable speed rotary tool. The 8050 on the other hand is a micro, 8 volt, variable speed rotary tool. … Read more
When comparing the Dremel 7700 vs 7300 – the two Dremel rotary tools actually have a lot of similarities. For example, both are affordable, cordless, small, lightweight, two speed tools with interchangeable Ni-Cd batteries. On the other hand, there are differences in the performance specs of the tools, and what you get in the kits. … Read more
The Dremel 7000 is the smallest tool in the cordless Dremel range. For the affordable price, if you just want a super small and convenient rotary tool to perform light tasks around the house, it’s a worthwhile purchase. Examples of tasks you might perform with it include cleaning, polishing, grinding, sharpening and sanding, or trimming the dogs … Read more
The Dremel 7300-pt is a very popular Dremel tool, as most people get it to groom their pet’s nails. However, as we mention in this Dremel 7300-pt review, although this is certainly a good tool for that purpose, we think there are better value for money options out there if you want to groom your … Read more
The Dremel 7300 Minimite is part of Dremel’s cordless range of rotary tools. As we point out in this Dremel 7300 Minimite cordless review & buyer’s guide – the 7300 comes as a 4.8 volt Ni-Cd battery operated tool. Given it’s weight, size and lower power rating, it is good for those who want to groom … Read more
