Not too long ago a tool’s impact on its user was not given much thought. The expectation was that the trade professional would adapt to the tool, not the other way around.
Today, that reality has shifted. Manufacturers take the time to observe and understand the user’s experience to find new ways to enhance tool ergonomics. These insights, combined with a better understanding of ergonomics and advances in technology, are allowing for the development of more thoughtful, ergonomic tools. For example, new technologies have reduced the size and weight of tools. Brushless motors, battery technology and changes in material application have
