1. Woodworking
Hand Tools

2. Safety First!
While working in the shop it is important to remember to take safety measures to avoid hurting yourself and others.

3. Red= Orange = Yellow = Green = Safety Colors DANGER WARNING CAUTION
FIRST AID

4. Shop Safety
Wear industrial quality safety glasses
Wear Closed toed shoes
Work Clothing should not be baggy

5. Shop Safey Continued
Remove protruding nails from unused lumber
Practice good fire safety
Use correct hand tools for each job
Lift and carry heavy objects correctly

6. HAND SAWS

7. Crosscut Saw
Used to cut across the grain of a board
identified by its teeth, which are filed to a point

8. Rip Saw
Used to cut along the length of the board (with the grain)
identified by its teeth, which are filed to a knifelike edge

9. Back Saw
Used to make very accurate angle cuts in narrow board
identified by its rigid metal back and very fine teeth

10. Coping Saw
Used to cut large holes and irregular, curved cuts in thin wood, and
identified by its thin, narrow removable blade

11. Compass and Keyhole Saw
Used to cut wood starting from a hole in the wood, and can be identified by their narrow tapered blade and pistol grip handle

12. Name that SAW
RIP SAW
BACK SAW
CROSSCUT SAW
KEYHOLE SAW
COPING SAW

13. BORING AND DRILLING
TOOLS

14. Bit Brace Is a large crank-type handle used to turn auger bits
expansive bits
twist drills
spade bits
forstner bits countersinks
reamers for boring holes in wood

15. Hand Drill
A tool with gears that turn a bit faster than its handle turns
drills holes only up to ¼ inch diameter in wood

16. Used for rapidly drilling holes
Push Drill
Used for rapidly drilling holes
(up to 3/16 inch)
installing screws
identified by its spring-loaded, spiral –shaped shaft.

17. WHAT IS WHAT?
BIT BRACE
PUSH DRILL
HAND DRILL

18. SHAPING TOOLS

19. Plane
Used to shave wood in order to obtain a smooth surface (comes in different lengths)

20. Chisel
Used to shave wood in recessed areas,
available in widths ranging from 1/8 to 2 inches

21. File
Used to smooth edges and shape wood to odd shapes
may be flat, half-round, round, square, or triangular

22. NAME THAT TOOL
PLANE
CHISEL
FILE

23. And remember Safety First!
There are so many different projects that you can take on with the use of hand tools. But it is first important to be able to use the tools correctly and efficiently.
And remember Safety First!