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The Y-350 is Toyo’s proper toolbox — bigger, burlier, with a cambered lid and an extendable top handle for hauling it around. Still pressed from one piece of steel, still seamless, still watertight. Use it for actual tools, art supplies, or literally anything you want to carry in something that looks and feels like it was built to last a very long time. Single-piece pressed steel, camber lid, seamless and watertight Extendable top handle 14" × 5.9" × 4.3" Made in Japan by Toyo Steel Could store tools; will also store whatever you decide matters

The only Maine wedge pattern camp axe still being forged today. Each one is hand-crafted one at a time in South Portland using U.S. steel and a hickory handle of the maker’s own design — staying true to an axe pattern with deep Maine roots. Ships with a custom leather sheath made right there in Maine. Hand-forged in South Portland, Maine, one at a time U.S. steel blade, A+ quality hickory handle Includes custom Maine-made leather sheath Optional laser engraving available (name or initials) Optional leather handle collar for overstrike protection The kind of tool that actually gets passed down

Compact Size, Mighty Power — Illuminate Every Adventure Don’t let its size fool you — TINY HELIO 2025 packs powerful performance into a feather-light body. Whether you’re camping, hiking, or working after dark, it delivers reliable and customizable lighting exactly when you need it. High-performance Luminus LED Chip MIT Technology, colliding with the innovative spirit of Silicon Valley for 20 years, dedicated to solving challenging problems in the field of optics. Unique C-shaped mirror curvature with LUMINUS high-performance lamp beads, provides a wide range of scene lighting. Light Where You Need It — From Subtle to Stunning Whether you need a gentle glow for reading in your tent or a powerful beam to light up the trail ahead, TINY HELIO delivers. Ready for Every Scenario From camping in the woods to late-night hikes, cave exploration, mountain trekking, or peaceful stargazing — TINY HELIO adapts to it all. Its compact build, reliable brightness, and versatile lighting modes make it the perfect companion for any outdoor adventure, no matter how extreme or serene. Dual Independent Button Design Double-click to turn on the power, single-click to switch between lighting modes, and long-press to enter special modes. Designed for intuitive use in the dark — no fumbling, just fast access to the light you need.

A utility knife that fits in your coin pocket and doesn't look like something you borrowed from a job site. The Palmer uses a patented mechanism for buttery-smooth blade changes—no screwdriver, no fumbling, no excuses. Pick aluminum in a spectrum of anodized colors, or go for the Clear version made from 100% post-consumer recycled PCTG in translucent shades that will remind you of Game Boys, iMac G3s, and the golden age of see-through plastic. Either way, it's a refined little tool that bridges the gap between everyday carry and something you actually want to look at. Works with standard utility blades you can find anywhere. Comes with a lanyard for easy deployment. Designed for people who don't carry a traditional pocket knife but still need to break down boxes, cut carpet, or handle whatever else comes up. No sharpening required—just flip the blade around when it dulls, then swap it out when you're done. **Specs:** Patented tool-free blade mechanism Uses standard high carbon steel utility blades Anodized 6063 aluminum or recycled PCTG handle Closed: 3.5" (8.8 cm) | Open: 4.1" (10.3 cm) Height: 1.5" (3.8 cm) | Width: 0.4" (0.9 cm) Weight: 2.5 oz (71 g) Includes lanyard for pocket carry Multiple color options available Low maintenance—turn or replace the blade, that's it Blade snaps into seven positions you didn't realize you needed until right now

A peeler carved from bocote, a hardwood dense enough to anchor your hand and striking enough that you'll leave it out on the counter. The grain runs dark and wild; the weight distribution sits exactly where you want it. Each one is precision-machined, then hand-finished so the wood stays honest to itself. It's the kind of tool that makes peeling carrots feel less like prep work and more like an activity worth doing properly. **Features:** Bocote hardwood — dense, durable, naturally dramatic grain Precision-machined and hand-finished Ergonomic handle adds weight and balance Each piece is unique due to natural wood variation Heavier than a standard peeler; feels deliberate in your hand Outlives plastic by decades, possibly centuries, depending on the apocalypse Develops character over time instead of falling apart

A box cutter that looks like it fell out of a museum for everyday carry. The Ergokiwi 2.0 is injection-molded from clear acrylic, with an internal magnetic system that holds the blade securely in place. Clean, minimal, and built for repeated use — the kind of tool that sits on your desk and doesn't make you feel bad about leaving it there. It's transparent enough to see the blade mechanism working, which is oddly satisfying. The form is simple, the function is reliable, and it fits in a pocket or drawer without drama. **Key Features:** Injection-molded acrylic body — durable, lightweight, consistent at scale Internal magnetic blade system — secure hold, no fuss Minimal form factor — pocketable, unobtrusive Transparent construction — watch the mechanism at work Blade goes in sharp end first (this should not need clarification but here we are)

BeaverCraft’s straight flat chisel arrives razor sharp and ready to use — no conditioning, no breaking in, no fussing around. High-carbon steel with a single bevel edge, ash handle oil-impregnated for longevity. Good for notches, reliefs, and contour carving on soft or hard wood alike. 24mm blade width, 275mm total length High-quality carbon steel, single bevel edge Oil-impregnated ash handle For precise hand use — not mallet work Suitable for beginners and experienced carvers Sharp out of the box, which is not as common as it should be

Green laser technology is significantly more visible than red in bright conditions — which is why Makita’s SK10GD is worth using when you’re working anywhere that isn’t a dark basement. Two brightness modes, XPT protection against dust and water, and a mode memory function that resumes from your last beam setting. Runs on 12V Max CXT batteries or 8 AA with an optional adapter. Green laser, 1 vertical / 1 horizontal line 2 brightness modes, mode memory function XPT protection: dust, debris, water resistant Compatible with 12V Max CXT Li-Ion or AA batteries (adapter sold separately) Shock-absorbing build Includes laser viewing glass and soft case — batteries and charger sold separately

A peeler made from reclaimed bourbon barrels. The handle, carrier, and engraving are all aged oak sourced from actual distilleries, laser-engraved with their origin. Each one is numbered. Each one is different. Paired with a carrier carved from 140-year-old White Oak, the whole thing feels like it wandered out of a workshop that takes time seriously. The wood still smells faintly of bourbon — not enough to make you thirsty, just enough to make peeling carrots feel slightly more dignified than it should. Reclaimed bourbon barrel oak — handle, carrier, and engraving Laser-engraved with distillery of origin Individually numbered — one-of-one piece Paired with carrier made from 140-year-old White Oak Sharp, functional blade for everyday kitchen use Bourbon aroma fades over time but lingers longer than your last good decision Handmade — no two are identical Smells better than your other kitchen tools by a significant margin

Makita’s 14.4V brushless impact driver is built for high-precision fastening in compact form — the 4-pole motor offers better efficiency and reliability at a smaller size than 2-pole alternatives. The automatic impact stop system prevents over- or under-tightening by stopping the motor after a preset number of impacts. The torque stabilization system compensates for battery drain so your last fastener drives the same as your first. 14.4V Li-Ion, 1/4" hex shank Brushless motor, 0–2,300 RPM, 0–3,500 IPM, 35 Nm max torque Auto impact stop, torque stabilization, LED display panel Rubberized bit sleeve, LED job light with pre- and after-glow Ergonomic anti-slip grip Tool only — battery and charger sold separately

Everything you need to keep a good axe in working order. A proper edge and conditioned handle will outlast almost anything else you own — if you take care of it. Includes sharpening and handle conditioning supplies Works with most camp and felling axes Pairs well with the Allagash Cruiser and similar axes

Makita’s 14.4V 3/8" impact wrench delivers up to 65 Nm (575 in./lbs) of fastening torque in a compact, 1.8 lb package. The automatic impact stop system prevents over- or under-tightening by stopping the motor after a preset number of impacts, and the torque stabilization system keeps delivery consistent as the battery drains. LED display, LED job light, ergonomic anti-slip grip, rubberized bit sleeve. 14.4V Li-Ion, 3/8" square drive 65 Nm (575 in./lbs) max fastening torque 0–2,500 RPM, 0–3,500 IPM Auto impact stop, torque stabilization, LED display and job light 1.8 lbs, ergonomic anti-slip grip Tool only — battery and charger sold separately

This is the little brother of Brant & Cochran’s legendary Allagash Cruiser, scaled down to backpack-friendly proportions without losing any of that Maine-forged attitude. At 1.75 pounds with a 17-inch hickory handle, the Dirigo packs serious splitting power into a package that won't destroy your shoulder on the trail. Brant & Cochran forges each axe head individually using U.S. tool steel, heat-treats it to a Rockwell hardness of 56-58, then hones the edge until it's what Mainers call "wicked sharp." The classic Maine wedge pattern isn't just for looks—it's geometry perfected over generations of splitting New England hardwood. Whether you're processing kindling at camp, feeding the wood stove, or just need something more serious than a hatchet, this axe hits that sweet spot between portable and powerful. The custom leather sheath keeps the razor edge safe and your fingers attached. **Specifications:** • 1.75 lb forged steel head with Maine wedge pattern • 17" hickory handle • Heat treated to Rockwell 56-58 hardness • Includes custom Maine-made leather sheath • Forged in South Portland, Maine • Guaranteed to make you 47% more rugged immediately upon purchase

The Acadians were tough French Canadians who turned Maine's north woods into their backyard workshop. This axe honors their grit with a beefier build than most — 2.75 pounds of 1045 carbon steel hung on 30 inches of Amish-turned hickory. The thicker poll behind the blade gives you more oomph when you're splitting stubborn rounds or chopping through bigger timber. It's the stepping-stone between a camp hatchet and a full-size felling axe, sized right for serious work without wearing you out. Brant & Cochran stamps each head with "S. Portland, ME" as a nod to Maine's legendary axe-making tradition. Because some things are worth doing the old way. • Half wedge pattern for splitting and chopping • 30" hickory handle, turned by Amish craftsmen • 1045 carbon tool steel head • 56-58 Rockwell hardness • 2.75 pound head weight • Guaranteed to make you feel more Canadian

The Makita BFL121FZ delivers torque repeatability of +/- 10% — which matters when you’re running high-volume assembly and “close enough” costs money. Compact and lightweight, it’s built for tight spaces and long shifts without wrecking your hands. The built-in LED and audible signal confirm successful rundown so you don’t have to guess. Comes with no-mar tip, air tool oil, safety goggles, and tool case. 12V Ni-MH, 3/8" square drive Torque repeatability of +/- 10%, 410 RPM no-load speed 5–12 Nm (44.3–106 in./lbs) fastening torque Built-in LED illumination, audible rundown signal Reversible, compact, ergonomic Includes no-mar tip, oil, safety goggles, and tool case

The DFT124RZ calculates torque values during rundown and communicates them wirelessly via Bluetooth to a PC or PLC — which means your assembly line has a record of every fastening, not just a hope. The ABS voltage sensor shuts the tool off when battery drops below 5%, preventing a bad fastening from passing unnoticed. Real-world repeatability of +/- 4% torque accuracy. Six to 12 Nm range, 600 RPM, and visual plus audible feedback on every fastening result. 14.4V, 1/4" hex shank 600 RPM, 6–12 Nm (53.1–106 in./lbs) adjustable torque Bluetooth fastening data communication to PC or PLC ABS voltage sensor, on-board visual and audible sensors +/- 4% real-world torque accuracy Battery not included (BL1430B accessory number)

The Makita Torque Tracer records fastening torque and angle via Bluetooth, making it the right tool for manufacturing environments where you need to prove the work was done right. Torque repeatability of +/- 10%, a precise spring clutch, and a built-in LED for dark corners. Reversible, 860 RPM, 35–71 in./lbs fastening range. Uses LXT technology for battery life that keeps up with production volume. 14.4V Li-Ion, 1/4" hex shank 860 RPM, 35–71 in./lbs (4–8 Nm) fastening torque Bluetooth-enabled torque and angle data capture +/- 10% torque repeatability, precise spring clutch Built-in LED, reversible, 2.2 lbs Designed for high-volume assembly environments

Built from aircraft-grade plywood with 104 interlocking layers, this handle combines CNC precision with hand finishing. The multi-stage sealing process and 1,000 grit finish reveal a refined, layered grain that gets better looking with use. Ergonomically shaped for serious carving work. The kind of handle that makes you realize how much grip matters when you're deep in a project. Fits BeaverCraft blades and most standard two-tang knives. **Specs:** Aircraft-grade plywood — 104 interlocking layers CNC precision with hand finishing 1,000 grit final finish Multi-stage sealing for durability Compatible with BeaverCraft blades and standard two-tang knives Feels more expensive than it is, mostly because of the walnut vibes

The Makita AN250HC drives up to 1-inch pins into concrete without drama. The long, slim nose gets into deep drywall track where conventional nailers can’t follow, and the tool-less depth adjustment means you dial in precision without hunting for a wrench. Magazine holds up to 100 pins for high-volume work. Comes with no-mar tip, air tool oil, safety goggles, and tool case — actually ready to use out of the box. Drives 3/4" to 1" plastic collated pins (.102" shank) into concrete Long, slim nose for deep drywall track access Tool-less depth adjustment 100-pin capacity magazine Includes no-mar tip, air tool oil, safety goggles, and tool case Designed for drywall track fastening and concrete applications

Cuts through M10 mild steel threaded rod in 3 seconds, clean and burr-free, with no chips or sparks. At 2.8 kg with a 4.0Ah battery, it’s balanced for overhead applications without destroying your shoulders. Handles W3/8 and M6 stainless up to M10 mild steel. Cordless, precise, and significantly less alarming than an angle grinder in a tight space. M10 mild steel and W3/8 / M6 stainless rod capacity Cuts M10 in 3 seconds — clean, burr-free, no sparks or chips 2.8 kg with 4.0Ah battery Compact, balanced for overhead use Cordless — no cord to manage in cramped quarters

When you pull this pen from its sleeve, it makes a little pop. That sound is the effect of high manufacturing tolerances creating an actual pneumatic seal—like a tiny piston. It’s been made at a multi-generation machine shop in Vermont since 2012, and in 2023 it landed in the Cooper Hewitt National Design Museum’s permanent collection. A pen in a museum. Earned. Precision-machined at a Vermont machine shop since 2012 Magnetic sleeve closure with satisfying pneumatic pop on removal Smooth cylindrical form, consistent ink flow In the Cooper Hewitt National Design Museum’s permanent collection Made in Vermont, USA The only pen you’ll own that has more credentials than some people you know

The DTDA140Z delivers 103 ft./lbs. of max torque with a brushless motor that reduces maintenance and extends motor life. The Auto Battery Shut Off kicks in at 20% capacity to protect performance; the rundown programming lets you adjust and preset fastening force for each joint condition. Variable speed up to 3,300 IPM and 2,700 RPM, built-in LED for low-light work, ergonomic handle with rubberized bit sleeve. Battery and charger sold separately. 14.4V Li-Ion, 1/4" hex 103 ft./lbs. max torque, 0–2,700 RPM, 0–3,300 IPM Brushless motor, auto battery shut off at 20% Rundown programming, built-in LED Rubberized bit sleeve, ergonomic handle Battery and charger sold separately

A two-sided honing puck from Brant & Cochran, the Maine axe people who know what a sharp edge actually means. Start on the gray coarse side (240 grit) to remove nicks, flip to the ice-blue fine side (400 grit) to finish. Three inches across, 7/8" thick — fits the hand, does the job. Dual grit: 240 coarse (gray) and 400 fine (ice-blue) 3" diameter, 7/8" thick Works on axes and other edge tools Coarse for nicks and imperfections; fine for a razor edge A dull axe is just a stick with ambitions — this fixes that

Featured in DownEast Magazine. Steve and Mark Ferguson grew up with a Hudson Bay axe that only came out of its box when it was time to go canoeing. At home, they chopped wood for the basement woodstove. On river trips with their father, that lightweight axe split firewood and cleared ground for portages — trip after trip, all the way to their last one together in 2009. Today, their father’s axe lives in the South Portland workshop of Brant & Cochran. It reminds the Ferguson brothers why they do what they do: forge long-lasting traditional Maine wedge-pattern axes built to carry a lifetime of stories. “Every time you use an axe, it tells a story, whether it’s about a canoe trip or camp or making your daughter a grilled cheese on the woodstove. You can’t say a screwdriver does that.” “We want to build an heirloom axe that will last 100 years. Maybe it’s a poor business plan to make something that someone will buy once and never need to buy again, but that’s what we’re building.” The Voyageur follows that same old Hudson Bay logic: light enough to portage, capable enough to make fire happen when the weather turns, and balanced for one-handed camp work from a canoe thwart or around the site. • 1.75 lb head on 24" American hickory handle • Hand-forged in South Portland, Maine • Comes with leather blade guard • Traditional Hudson Bay pattern inspired by Brant & Cochran’s family river-trip axe • Built as an heirloom tool — the kind someone buys once and keeps telling stories with

Olight spent 18 years building flashlights for 20 million people, then developed a proprietary aluminum alloy — OAL™ — that's 1.73 times harder than standard 6061. The Arkfeld Ultra was the first flashlight to use it. This is a 3-in-1 EDC light: white light at 1,400 lumens, UV at 900mW, and a Class 3R green laser, all in a body with anti-slip strips, angular lines, and a matte finish. The lens is high-transparency glass instead of polycarbonate, so it stays clearer and resists scratches better. Magnetic tail lets you charge it or stick it to a surface for hands-free use. Available in cool white (5700K–6700K) or neutral white (4000K–5000K) depending on how you feel about color temperature. Three light sources in one flashlight feels like someone at Olight couldn't decide what to build and just said yes to all of it. White light for seeing things, UV for finding scorpions or checking hotel sheets, green laser for pointing at distant objects with unearned authority. Probably more flashlight than most people need. Definitely more flashlight than most people expect. White light: 1,400 lumens UV light: 900mW Green laser: Class 3R Body: OAL™ aluminum (1.73x harder than 6061 aluminum) Lens: High-transparency glass Magnetic tail for charging and hands-free mounting Anti-slip strips and matte finish Overkill for finding your keys, perfect for everything else Color temperature options: cool white (5700K–6700K) or neutral white (4000K–5000K)

A compact USB-C rechargeable keychain flashlight with a 650-lumen main beam and three useful side lights: 365nm UV, red, and warm white. Its transparent polycarbonate body keeps the Aurora A8 G4 light enough for daily carry while showing the electronics inside. Choose Cool White for maximum brightness or Warm White for a more natural 5000K high-CRI beam. A magnetic clip and magnetic tail base support hands-free use, and lockout mode helps prevent accidental pocket activation. 650-lumen maximum output and 0.5-lumen ultra-low mode Up to 72 hours of runtime on the ultra-low setting 365nm UV, red, and warm-white side lights Cool White or 5000K high-CRI Warm White main beam Transparent polycarbonate body Magnetic clip and magnetic tail base USB-C rechargeable 330mAh lithium-polymer battery Lockout mode

The T-360 is Toyo’s trunk toolbox — wide, flat, and built like the things it’s meant to hold. Pressed from a single sheet of steel with a built-in latch that locks, a rounded edge-free handle, and enough interior room for a serious collection of whatever you’re collecting. Travels well. Looks good doing it. Comes home from the job site looking the same as it left. Single-piece pressed steel, seamless construction Built-in latch with 0.15" lock cylinder Rounded, edge-free handle Outer: 15" × 8.7" × 3.75" | Inner: 14.4" × 7.8" × 2" Made in Japan by Toyo Steel

Four light sources in one flat, pocket-ready body. The Olight ArkPro Ultra combines a 1,700-lumen pure flood, an 800-lumen spotlight with a 205-meter throw, a 365nm UV light, and a green beam in seven available configurations. The body uses Olight's O-aluminum alloy, specified as 1.73 times as hard as standard 6061 aluminum. A dual-way clip and magnetic base support hands-free use, while magnetic and USB-C charging make it easier to keep ready. 1,700-lumen pure flood 800-lumen spotlight with 205-meter throw 365nm UV light and green beam Seven light configurations O-aluminum body, specified at 1.73× the hardness of 6061 aluminum Magnetic and USB-C charging Up to 14 days of runtime in moonlight mode Dual-way clip and magnetic base

Shorter than your index finger, 1300 lumens, 170m throw, up to 30 days of runtime. The Baton 4 is what EDC flashlights look like when the specs are actually taken seriously. The Premium Edition adds a 5000mAh charging case that can fill the light five times over and doubles as a phone charger. Max 1,300 lm output, 170m throw Runtime up to 30 days Metal switch with laser-microperforated brightness and battery indicators Premium Edition: 5,000mAh case, charges Baton 4 five times, USB-C phone charging Case compatible with Baton 3, Perun 3 Mini, and more Case button lights the flashlight directly, long press for stepless dimming Fits in a pocket and will make your current flashlight have a mid-life crisis