Always Wanted To Learn How To Use Power Tools?
But never had the right opportunity to start?
Well, here's your chance. 🔨 Come and join me inside Power Tool Queens, where I teach you how to use five handy tools safely, step by step, so you can start fixing, creating and making your home feel more like you.
You don't need any experience. Just an interest in learning and a willingness to have a go.
Join for $49
- One-time payment
- Instant access
- Learn at your own pace
- 30-day money-back guarantee
You Know When You See A Project And Think, "I Wish I Could Do That"?
You love the idea. You can already picture where it would go in your home.
Then you see the tools involved and suddenly you're thinking, "Actually... maybe I'll just save this for later."
And there it stays, along with all the other projects you'd love to try. 😂
Maybe you've never picked up a drill. Maybe you own one, but you're mostly guessing what the settings do.
Or maybe you're happy painting and styling, but anything with a motor feels a little outside your comfort zone.
I understand that feeling. Even though I grew up around renovations, I wasn't always comfortable with power tools either.
What helped was learning what I was doing, having things explained properly and giving myself a chance to practise.
That's What I Want To Help You Do.
A Little Story About Me And Being Scared To Learn Something...
At sixteen, I decided I was going to catch the bus everywhere.
Seriously. I had my learner's permit, but actually learning to drive made me incredibly nervous.
My brain had plenty of questions, most of them beginning with, "But what if?"
Then one day Mum stopped at the bottom of our long gravel driveway and told me I could either drive up or get out and walk.
Well, when she put it like that... 😂
It was a straight driveway, with no traffic and nobody else living up the road. So I had a go.
I'd been so caught up in what might happen that I hadn't given myself much of a chance to learn.
I think about that when a woman tells me she's "just not the kind of person who could use power tools".
Have you had a chance to learn? Has someone explained it properly? Or does it feel scary because it's unfamiliar?
You don't have to decide what you're capable of before you've been taught.
Let me give you a little nudge towards learning, with clear instructions and time to get familiar with the tools.
Imagine Being Able To Do Those Things Yourself.
You notice something needs fixing, and you know which tool to reach for.
You find a piece of furniture you love, except for the finish, and you know how to start making it over.
You see an idea for your home and start thinking about how you could make it happen.
That's what learning these skills can open up.
And there's something pretty special about standing back from a finished project and thinking, "I did that."
You get something lovely for your home, a useful skill you can keep using and, quite possibly, a growing list of projects you want to try next.
Fair warning on that last part. 😂
Is Power Tool Queens For You?
I made this course for women who want to learn from the beginning, including if:
- You've never used power tools and would like someone to explain them clearly.
- You have a drill but don't really understand it, including what all those numbers mean.
- You're tired of waiting for help with little jobs around your home.
- You want to improve your home on a budget and do more of the work yourself.
- You'd love a practical, creative hobby that gives you something to enjoy outside your everyday responsibilities.
- You want your kids to see you having a go, learning new things and making things yourself.
You don't need to be planning a whole renovation. Wanting to hang your own gallery wall is a perfectly good place to start.
These Are The Five Tools We Get To Know.
The Drill
A very useful one to get comfortable withI explain drilling holes, driving screws, choosing attachments and understanding the settings, so you can start using it for jobs like hanging shelves and fixing loose hinges.
The Multi-Tool
Handy for trimming, scraping and awkward spotsI show you what it can do, which attachments to use and when you might reach for it during a home project.
The Orbital Sander
For the furniture makeover loversIf you love the idea of furniture makeovers, you'll want to get familiar with this one. Learn how to use it and choose sanding pads to prepare surfaces for their next finish.
The Staple Gun
For giving tired furniture a fresh lookLearn how to use it for projects like re-covering a dining chair or ottoman, so you can start seeing possibilities in pieces you might otherwise replace.
The Nail Gun
For decorative timber projectsOne you'll see me use for decorative timber projects, including feature walls. I explain how it works, how to handle it safely and where it can be useful.
Want to learn the circular saw, jigsaw, mitre saw, spray gun, router and angle grinder? Those are covered in my Advanced Power Tool Queens course.
Here's What's Waiting For You Inside.
15 Short Video Lessons
I walk you through:
- What each tool does, how to hold it, use it and store it.
- The safety gear and precautions you need to understand.
- Attachments, including which ones to choose for different jobs.
- Common mistakes and how to troubleshoot them.
- What to consider when buying tools, including the differences between a $39 drill and a $400 one.
- Ten common household problems and how to fix them.
- Five beginner DIY projects you can choose from to get started.
You can work through the lessons in order, pause whenever you need to and watch them again before a project.
You don't have to remember everything the first time.
13 Downloadable Resources
Keep these handy when you're learning, shopping or getting ready to start a job.
To Help You Work Through The Course
- Tool Confidence Cards
- Power Tool Confidence Workbook & Tracker
- How Tools Work & Why They Matter eBook
For Safety, Care And Storage
- Essential Safety Checklist
- Beginner Tool Maintenance & Care Guide
- Tool Storage & Organisation Tips Book
To Help You Decide What To Use And What To Make
- Which Tool & Attachment Flowchart
- Household Problems Flowchart
- 20 Easy DIY Projects Guide
For A Quick Reminder When You Need One
- Power Tool Lingo Cheatsheet
- Common Materials Guide
- Accessories Quick Reference
- Quick Fix Guide To Common Power Tool Mistakes
You Also Get These Two Bonuses.
The Private Facebook Community
Somewhere to ask your questions, share what you're working on and learn alongside other women having a go too.
You can post questions for me and the community, and share your progress as you learn.
And yes, hanging your first shelf absolutely counts as something worth sharing. I want to see it!
The Smart Woman's Tool Shopping Guide
Before you walk into the hardware store and get overwhelmed by the options, have a look through this.
I explain which features matter for each of the five tools, what you might not need and what to look for when considering second-hand options.
There's also a price point cheat sheet covering beginner, intermediate and professional tools, so you can get a clearer idea of what you're shopping for.
You don't need to buy everything at once. Start with what makes sense for the jobs you want to do.
Hey, I'm Jade!
I've loved homes for as long as I can remember.
Dad was an electrician, Mum loved interiors, and growing up there was usually a renovation happening or another property they wanted to look at.
I helped my parents renovate more than fifteen homes, then bought my own little two-bedroom unit within two months of turning eighteen.
Apparently I was pretty keen to get started. 😂
I continued buying, renovating and eventually building homes throughout my twenties.
But after having my two kids, I struggled with postnatal depression and lost a lot of my confidence and sense of self.
Getting back into the garage during nap times, picking up my tools and transforming old furniture helped me reconnect with something I'd always loved doing.
It gave me something that felt like me again.
Then I started sharing my projects online, and women began messaging me saying, "I wish I could do that."
I wanted to help them find out that they could learn too.
So I started teaching.
I now have more than fifteen years of renovation experience, twenty renovations behind me and have taught more than 2,000 women.
But I still remember how it feels to be unsure, to need something explained and to wonder whether you're going to get it right.
That's the person I'm thinking about when I teach these lessons.
Here's What Megan Said After Joining.
"I ordered Power Tool Queens and I loved everything about it."
"The small lessons, the information in an easy to understand format, the safety aspects, the explanations about all the bits and bobs that go with the tools."
"I think that your product is awesome. It builds confidence, inspiration and creativity."
Megan's original emailWant To Have A Look Inside First?
I've put together a five-minute tour so you can see the lessons, the resources and how I teach before you decide. Have a watch and get a feel for whether it's right for you.
5 minute tour
Everything you've just seen is included for $49, with instant access when you join.
And This Message From Ebony Made Me Smile.
"Honestly Queens!!! You will not regret this."
"Jade has a step by step, hold your hand kind of vibes... Besties will love this!!! Husbands might not 🤣 who cares."
My 30-Day Confidence Guarantee.
I want you to work through the course and feel more capable of using the tools yourself.
If you complete all the lessons and still don't feel more confident and ready to pick up a power tool on your own, I'll give you your money back.
No awkward hoops.
A Little Moment I'm Pretty Proud Of...
My home was on the front cover of Bunnings Magazine in July 2026, with a feature inside about my projects and the women I teach.
From growing up helping my parents with renovations to sharing my own home on that cover... that was a pretty special moment. ❤️
A Few Questions You Might Have.
What if I've never used a power tool before?
Then you're exactly who I made this for. We start at the beginning. I explain the tools, attachments and terminology as we go, so you don't need to come in already knowing what everything means.
Do I need to own all five tools?
No. Watch the lessons and work out what would be useful for you first. I cover buying and borrowing, and the shopping guide helps you understand the options. There's no need to buy a whole collection before you've decided what you want to do.
What if I'm worried about my strength?
Learning how to handle and support a tool properly makes a difference. I explain the techniques, and you can choose tools and projects that suit your strength, comfort and abilities. It's worth handling a tool before buying it so you can check how it feels for you.
Am I too old to start learning?
You haven't missed your opportunity because you didn't learn when you were younger. There are women inside the course in their forties, fifties and sixties. You can choose projects that suit you and learn at your own pace.
I'm scared I'll hurt myself. Do you explain safety?
Yes. Safety is an important part of the course. We go through protective equipment, handling and the precautions you need to understand before using the tools. You'll also have a downloadable safety checklist to refer back to.
Couldn't I learn this on YouTube?
You can learn plenty on YouTube. I share tutorials there myself! What I've done here is put the beginner lessons together in an order you can follow, with resources to refer to and a community where you can ask questions. You can spend your time working through the lessons instead of searching for someone to explain the next part.
I don't have much spare time. Will I be able to keep up?
There's no timetable to keep up with. The lessons are short, so you can watch when you have time and come back to practise when it suits you. Your access is ongoing.
What if I need to watch something more than once?
Please do! Pause, rewind and watch it again whenever you need to. You can come back to a particular lesson before using that tool or starting a project. That's what it's there for.
Can I use tools I already have?
You may be able to, provided they're in safe working condition and suitable for the job. The controls and features can vary between models, so use your tool's instructions alongside the lessons. If you're unsure about the condition of an older tool, have it checked before using it.
What if I've tried learning before and didn't get anywhere?
You can start from the beginning with me. Sometimes a tutorial moves too quickly or assumes you already understand something. Here, you can work through the basics, revisit the explanations and ask questions in the community.
What if I complete the course and still don't feel confident?
That's what my 30-day confidence guarantee is for. Complete the course, and if you still don't feel more capable and ready to use the tools on your own, I'll refund you.
Give Yourself A Chance To Find Out What You Can Do.
Maybe your first project will be a shelf. Maybe you'll give an old chair a makeover. Maybe you'll finally tackle one of those little jobs that's been bothering you for months.
You don't have to know where it will lead.
Come and learn the tools with me, then choose something you'd love to have a go at.
Join Power Tool Queens For $49
Total Value: $400
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