1. Handtool Identification Snowcrest Jr. High Mr. Donley

2. Carpenters (retractable) Knife

3. Tape Measure

4. Wood Chisel

5. Glue Scraper

6. Scratch Awl Used for scoring wood fibers Used for making an indent for drilling so the drill bit doesn’t wander.

7. Adjustable Wrench

8. Tin Snips Used for cutting thin metal

9. Handplane Jack Plane

10. Handplane Blockplane

11. Rubber Mallet

12. Claw Hammer The size of a hammer is determined by the weight of the head. i.e 20 oz Hammer

13. Nail Set Used to drive the head of a nail below the surface. Choose a nail set slightly smaller than the head of the nail.

14. Crosscut Saw Used for cutting across the grain Looking down the saw, the teeth make a V-shape

15. Back Saw Used for cutting miter joints by hand

16. Dovetail Marker

17. Dovetail Saw

18. Dovetail Saw & Guide

19. Hack Saw Used for cutting metal

20. Coping Saw Used for cutting small areas or details, such as corners and circles Like a jig saw

21. Diagonal Cutting Pliers Used for cutting nails, etc.

22. Vise Grips

23. Needle Nose Pliers

24. Calipers Outside Calipers Used to measure diameter of wood

25. Dividers

26. Try Square

27. Combination Square

28. Framing Square or Carpenter Square

29. Look at the difference Notice how much smaller the try- square is compared to the framing square

30. Sliding T-Bevel Used for duplicating odd angles

31. Phillips Head Screwdriver

32. Slotted/Flat Screwdriver

33. Portable Belt Sander

34. Orbital Palm Sander

35. Sheet Finishing Sander

36. Cordless Drill

37. Electric Drill

38. Hand Boring Jig

39. Hand Router

40. Jig Saw

41. Twist Drill Bit

42. Spade Wood Bit

43. Forstner Bit

44. Multi Spur Bit

45. Countersink Bit Used to sink the head of a screw flush with the wood

46. Pneumatic Nailer

47. Plate/Biscuit Jointer

48. Reciprocal Saw or Sawzall

49. Circular Saw

50. Bar Clamp

51. Parallel Jaw Clamp

52. C - Clamp

53. Iron Used to Pull Dents and dings out of wood.