Saws
This saw cuts on the pull stroke, making it precise for fine work.
What is a Japanese saw?
A general-purpose plane, often referred to as a #5.
What is a jack plane?
Holds lumber to a bench while being worked on
What is a vice?
A hammer designed for driving or removing nails.
What is a claw hammer?
Helps with hand sanding of lumber by holding sandpaper.
What is a sanding block?
A saw with a reinforced spine, also known as a tenon saw.
What is a backsaw?
A small plane perfect for trimming end grain and beveling.
What is a block plane?
Used to secure work or joints while gluing
What is a clamp?
A wooden or rubber alternative to a hammer.
What is a mallet?
Used to smooth wood surfaces and edges.
What is a file?
A versatile hand saw for general woodworking tasks.
What is a panel saw?
This tool is used to shape and smooth wooden curves.
What is a spokeshave?
A sturdy table used to assemble or work on wood projects.
What is a workbench?
Drives small nail heads below the wood's surface.
What is a nail punch?
Ensures repetitive tasks are performed consistently.
What are jigs?
A saw designed for cutting intricate shapes and curves in wood.
What is a coping saw?
A sharp tool with a handle at one end and a blade at the other, struck with a mallet.
What is a chisel?
Helps set or mark a 90-degree angle during woodworking.
What is a try square?
Removes nails with a grip-and-roll action.
What are pincers?
Removes wood shavings to smooth surfaces or edges.
What is a plane?
This jig is used to ensure accurate 45-degree cuts in lumber.
What is a miter box?
This coarse file is used for roughly shaping wood.
What is a rasp?
Used to mark the hole center before drilling
What is a center punch?
A wedged hammer often used to drive small nails.
What is a cross pein hammer?
A tool that sets or marks angles at a precise 90 degrees.
What is a try square?