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But Ms. MacPhail uses a decades-old hand sander she bought at a garage sale, because it's the only one she's found with a small enough grip. MacPhail's problem is becoming a common lament as more single women buy houses and more couples share the heavy lifting of home improvement. And women influence 44 per cent of all outdoor power tool purchases, according to a U.

Yet, while niche businesses supply the growing ranks of female do-it-yourselfers, the power tool aisles of major retailers remain boys' clubs.

Women are struggling to find tools that are light enough for them to manoeuvre but strong enough to get the job done. And they're looking for more than hot-pink hammers. Marissa McTasney of Brooklin, Ont. McTasney said. They're cute and fun gimmicky gifts, but they're not really going to help a woman fix her house.