Hand Tools
This tool is used to drive nails into wood.
Hammer
This utensil is commonly used to eat soup.
Spoon
This power tool is commonly used to drive screws quickly.
Power Drill
This kitchen tool is used to measure small amounts of ingredients such as spices.
Measuring Spoons
This tool is used to check whether a surface is perfectly horizontal or vertical.
Level
This tool has a long, narrow blade and is commonly used to tighten or loosen screws.
Screwdriver
This utensil has long, pointed tines and is used to pick up food.
Fork
This tool uses a rotating blade to cut wood.
Circular Saw
This tool is used to measure the volume of liquids.
Measuring Cups
This handheld tool is used to tighten or loosen nuts and bolts.
Wrench
This tool is used to grip, bend, or cut wires.
Pliers
This utensil is used to flip pancakes, burgers, or other foods.
Spatula
This power tool uses a rapidly moving blade to cut curves in wood.
(Hint: This tool has the same name as a kind of puzzle)
Jigsaw
This tool is used to grate cheese, vegetables, or other foods.
Grater
This tool has a sharp blade and is used to make controlled cuts in wood.
Chisel
This tool is used to measure the length of an object.
Tape Measure
This utensil has a deep bowl and is used to serve soup or sauces.
Ladle
This tool is used to smooth and shape wood by sanding it.
Sander
This kitchen tool is used to peel the skin from fruits and vegetables.
Vegetable Peeler
This tool is used to hold materials securely while you work on them.
Clamp
This tool has a toothed metal blade and is commonly used to cut wood.
Hand Saw
This utensil has small holes and is used to remove liquid from food.
Slotted Spoon
This tool uses compressed air to drive nails or fasteners into materials.
Nail Gun
This tool is used to accurately measure the temperature of food while cooking.
Food Thermometer
This tool is used to make round holes in materials by removing material as it turns.
Drill Bit