Rockwell

Rockwell RW9123.3 Sonicrafter 1-3/8-Inch Precision End Cut Blade, 3-Piece
$39.98
i love this tool, i am custom cabinet maker and installer, and just bought this item, i wish i would have had it ten years ago, i had a space with a postform countertop backsplash that i could not cut with any other tool, this one did the job, i cant wait for the new blades to come in , i have the universal, and it worked great, i ordered the precision end blades and they appear to have more aggressive teeth,...should work even better, as long as you seat the blades properly, and square the allen wrench all the way in till its seats squarely in the tightening screw,...you shouldnt have a problem as the other reviews suggest!!!!

Somebody`s Watching Me [Universal Music Master Piece Series 39]
$15.93
Rockwell, son of Motown founder berry Gordy, and brother-in-law of Michael Jackson may have fallen into the "where are they now" category, but way back in 1984, he had a huge smash off his debut album.

Title track "Somebody's watching me" is a Funk/Pop ditty with a dramatic narration about paranoia and feeling like one is living in "The twilight zone". Incredibly catchy, it was a top 5 hit in the US (#2) and UK, and featured prominent backing vocals from his famous in-law.

"Obscene phone caller" is more of the same, bouncier and more rock tinged, with a narration about a nutty phone caller who just breathes heavily down the phone when it's picked up.

Other standouts are a synth heavy remake of George Harrison's "Taxman", and the punk feel of "Runaway" and "Wasting away" (with a squealing guitar solo).

The album's emotional centerpiece though is its lone ballad; "Knife". Sounding like a seventies cinematic classic (very Elton John-ish or Jason Mraz-like), it is a tender piano ballad about heartache. The lyrics "When I pretend/wear a smile to fool my dearest friends/I wonder if they know/It's just a show" are so intense and I feel a strong connection to them. He gives such a heartfelt and emotive vocal performance, showing he can do more than just narrate as he did on his lone big hit. Heartache never sounded so beautiful!

The album hit #15 in the US and his follow up albums, though posessing moments of sporadic brilliance ("Don't it make you cry", "He's a cobra" from "Captured"), sank much without a trace. Shame really, but this is such a fun album, a perfect example of 80s Pop.

Rockwell RK5101K Sonicrafter Tool Kit, 37-Piece
$159.99
I had been looking at the Fein Multimaster. Liked everything but the price. When their patent expired there were several copycats. The Rockwell is the best of the bunch at a reasonable price. Bought two Rockwells for my sons who are project oriented. They tell me they are great. I am tempted to buy one for myself.

Rockwell RK9000 Jawhorse
$229.99
I bought one of these with the attachment for logs. Really liked it so I bought 2 more for my sons who are project oriented.