1. PRECISE CUTS
The FLEXVOLT 6½” 60-volt brushless MAX circular saw delivers straight, splinter-free cuts when used with a TrackSaw dual-edged track. The cordless saw offers good dust extraction, and has a plunge mechanism and a low-profile guard. DeWalt, (800) 433-9258
2. CARPENTER’S MEASURE
The versatile Starrett 6″ combination carpenter’s square features easy-to-read measurements down to 1/64″. It includes a try/miter gauge, depth gauge, height gauge, and marking gauge. It’s fitted with a reversible lock bolt, scriber, spirit level, and machine-divided blade. Rockler, (800) 279-4441
3. SLOTTED SCREWS
Ever notice how hard it is to find flat-head screws? This startup offers solid-brass screws in the #9 size, the standard for hanging solid wood doors. Made in the U.S., each is ” tall. Drill a pilot hole before installation. BrassScrewUSA, (404) 522-9177
4. VICTORIAN STEEPLE
The Grapevine steeple hinge is a reproduction of a late-19th-century antique. In solid brass with milled joints, it’s available in three finishes and has a removable pin and screw-in steeple tips. The hinge measures 5″ x 5″ when open. Charleston Hardware, (866) 958-8626
5. CELLAR DOOR
Improve access to the basement with a steel-sided basement door from the Classic Series. Doors come with a baked-on primer; they have a gas-spring lift mechanism for ease of access, and flanged construction to shed water. Available in powder-coated colors, too. Bilco, (800) 854-9724
