1. Tool Identification A guide to the identification of Hand Woodworking Tools

2. Wood Chisel

3. Flat File

4. Half Round File

5. Round File

6. Square File

7. Triangle File

8. Miter Box

9. Block Plane

10. Jack Plane

11. Smooth Plane

12. Wood Rasp

13. Back Saw

14. Compass Saw

15. Coping Saw

16. Types of Handsaws Crosscut saws are used to cut lumber across the grain. Rip saws are used to cut lumber with the grain.

17. Crosscut Saw

18. Rip Saw

19. Scraper

20. Surform

21. Carriage Bolt

22. Machine Bolt

23. Stove Bolt

24. Common Nail

25. Finishing Nail

26. Hex Nut

27. Square Nut

28. Wing Nut

29. Flat Head Wood Screw (Phillips)

30. Flat Head Wood Screw (Slotted)

31. Round Head Wood Screw (Phillips)

32. Round Head Wood Screw (Slotted)

33. External Lock Washer

34. Flat Washer

35. Split Lock Washer

36. Wood Glue

37. Bench Ruler

38. Inside Calipers

39. Outside Calipers

40. Dividers

41. Level

42. Marking Gauge

43. Meter Stick

44. Protractor

45. Protractor Head

46. Folding Wooden Ruler

47. Scratch Awl

48. Combination Square

49. Framing Square

50. Try Square

51. Steel Tape

52. T - Bevel

53. Electric Drill

54. Finish Sander

55. Bit Brace

56. Auger Bit

57. Expansive Bit

58. Forstner Bit

59. Spade Bit

60. Counter-sink

61. Hand Drill

62. Twist Drill

63. Phillips Screwdriver Bit

64. Straight Screwdriver Bit

65. Bar Clamp

66. C Clamp

67. Block Clamp

68. File Card

69. Curved Claw Hammer

70. Straight Claw Hammer

71. Wooden Mallet

72. Nail Set

73. Slip Joint Pliers

74. Vise Grip Pliers

75. Putty Knife

76. Offset Screwdriver

77. Phillips Screwdriver

78. Standard Screwdriver

79. Wrecking Bar

80. Adjustable Wrench

81. Box Wrench

82. Open End Wrench

83. Work Cited Herren, Ray V. and Elmer L. Cooper. Agricultural Mechanics Fundamentals and Applications: 4th ed. Albany, NY: Delmar Publishers Inc. 2002