1. Tennon Saw: for cutting short straight lines. Used on wood.

2. Coping Saw: for cutting curved lines / details. Used on wood / acrylic.

3. Hack Saw Primarily used for cutting tubes and pipes. Used on metal/ plastics.

4. Ripsaw: for separating thick timbers / panels Used on wood panels.

5. Band saw:

6. Jig / Scroll saw:

7. Hand Jig saw:

8. Bench hook: for holding / supporting wood when cutting with a hand saw.

9. G clamp: for holding / supporting wood when cutting with a hand saw.

10. Sash clamp: for holding / supporting wood when cutting with a hand saw.

11. Vice: for holding / supporting wood when cutting with a hand saw.

12. Tri Square: for marking out 90degree angles.

13. Centre punch: used with hammer to mark plastic / metal ready for drilling. a large ‘head’ for hitting with a hammer.

14. Scriber: for marking lines on metal and plastics ready for cutting / bending A scriber looks like a pin punch but is a completely different tool. A Scriber does not have a large ‘head’ for hitting with a hammer.

15. Spirit level: for cutting short curved lines / details. Used on wood / acrylic.

16. Pillar drill: for cutting short curved lines / details. Used on wood / acrylic.

17. Hand brace/ hand drill: for cutting short curved lines / details. Used on wood / acrylic.

18. Plane: for cutting short curved lines / details. Used on wood / acrylic.

19. File: for cutting short curved lines / details. Used on wood / acrylic.

20. Sand paper/ glass paper: for cutting short curved lines / details. Used on wood / acrylic.