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| small, rigid, hand square with a steel blade and a steel, composition, or wood handle at 90 degrees to the blade |
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| 12" steel rule with a movable handle angled at 45 and 90 degrees |
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| similar to combination square except the angle is adjustable from 0-90 degrees |
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| large steel L usually 16" x 24" at 90 degrees |
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| combination wood and metal case housing a movable metal blade that can be locked in position at any angle. Used for transferring angles from one piece of work to another |
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| 2-4' level with bubbles to check for true horizontal and vertical angles |
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| used to measure dimensions and angles |
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| used to mark dimensions and angles |
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| best on wood because they don't bleed |
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| sharp metal point and used for marking on wood, metal, and plastic. Can be used to create or enlarge holes |
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| twine on a reel bathed in chalk for marking lines |
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| inserting and removing nails. Back claw is rounded |
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| Rip (Straight Claw) Hammer |
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| same as claw hammer, but claw is straight |
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| bending and shaping metal and seating rivets. Has a rounded striking face instead of claw on back |
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| Mechanic's (Blacksmith's, Heavy-Duty) Hammer |
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| 1-3 lb head used for shaping metal |
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| lightweight hammer used for inserting tacks |
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| wooden, plastic, or rubber head used for driving chisels or for work that doesn't leave hammer marks |
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| cut across the grain. Alternate teeth are bent outward |
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| cut with the grain. Alternate teeth bent inward |
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| hand saw used for cutting at angles |
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| narrow, tapering blade. Used for making curvilinear cuts |
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| Lightweight saw used for making fine curvilinear cuts in thin plywood (looks like hacksaw) |
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| adjustable frame saw for cutting metal |
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| scissors used for cutting tin |
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| designed for use on steel, nonferrous metals, and stone |
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| used to smooth the ends of boards |
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| larger and heavier than block plane, designed for parallel application to grain |
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| pull tool, slightly rounded blade used to soften or round sharp edges |
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| everything that isn't either a plane or file |
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| drill bits that are spiral |
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| drill bits that have a paddle on the end, used for larger holes |
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| two blocks of wood on two long screw-handles, Dutch? |
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| looks like a large C with a screw on the end |
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| clamp with a bar extending out the end |
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| adjustable pivot point that provides two ranges of jaw openings |
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| pliers with screw on the end to adjust bite and a trigger to release the lock |
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| Crescent Wrench (Spanner: UK) |
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| 1) Electricity 2) Pneumatic 3) Gunpowder |
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| fine detail (circular with bit in middle) |
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| sander that uses vibrations and regular sandpaper |
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