Carpenter's tool used to drive and pull nails.

Tool used to drive nail heads below the surface.

A saw with small teeth (more teeth per inch) for cutting across the grain of wood.

A saw with larger teeth (fewer teeth per inch) for cutting with the grain of wood.

Hand saw with short thin blade held by a bow-shaped frame used to cut irregular shapes in wood.

A saw with very fine teeth and is often used in a miter box for cutting angles. The thin blade is reinforced with a ridge of thicker metal along the back of the saw. It cannot cut deeper than the ridge.

Short hand saw with a tapered blade used to cut curves or irregular shapes.

A saw used for cutting metal.

A frame with legs, used to support pieces of wood being sawed.

A wood worker's tool used to glue boards together. Is made up of a long metal bar with a clamp jaw at each end.

A double screw clamp with wooden jaws. Useful in furniture construction and repair.

These clamps have a ratchet mechansim that quickly slides into place. You squeeze the trigger to hold fast and squeeze again to release the grip.

A tool used for removing material from a surface.

A steel hand tool with small sharp teeth used for sharpening or shaping.

A sharp-pointed tool for marking wood or metal.

An all purpose knife used for cutting.

An adjustable metal device used for holding metal for forming or cutting.

A type of hand drill consisting of a bit and a brace to hold and turn it.

A small portable drill held and operated by hand.

An adjustable device used to hold wood for forming or cutting.

A carpenter's plane for rough surfacing.

A carpenter's plane for finish work.

A small carpenter's plane used on end grains of wood.

A small plane made by the Shurform company and used to form wood and other materials. The cutting surface is similar to a cheese grater.

A tool used to put in slotted screws.

A tool used to put in cross-head screws.

Eye protection to protect eyes from the impact of foreign objects.

Eye protection to protect eyes from all directions.

Face and eye protection against flying debris.

A common tool with a rubber head designed to protect the surface being struck.

A combination tool with rubber and plastic heads designed to protect the surface being struck.

A light tool that is used to drive tacks. One surface is magnitized to hold the tack.

A tool having one end of the head hemispherical and used in working metal.

A retractable tool used to measure.

A tool used to measure "to scale".

A ruler able to accurately measure great lengths.

A tool commonly found on the work bench, which is usually longer than 12 inches.

A flexible tool commonly used by a seamstress to measure shapes that may not be straight, such as the waist on a person.

A tool used in the building trades to make a straight line on a vertical surface.

A tool with an indicator that establishes the horizontal or vertical, when a bubble is centered in a tube of liquid.

A trianglular marking tool containing both 90 and 45 degree angles. It has a flange on one side so you can "square" it against the material.

An L-shaped tool used to mark or measure materials and check for uniformity and "square".

An adjustable carpenter's tool for identifying and marking angles.

A sliding square mounted on a steel rule, used to mark a "square" line, find level, or measure.

Woodworking tool used to mark a line at 90 degrees to the edge of the wood or finding "square".

Mouth and nose protection against airborne particles.

A woodworking tool for cutting, shaping, or smoothing wood.