Gizmodo ran a post about Dead On Tools, a company that “was founded on the principle that even serious tools can be fun.”
Here are some of the products that are sure to stand out on the jobsite:
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Perhaps somewhat fitting with the news of the passing of Dr. Jack Kevorkian…
Image courtesy Dead On Store.
