1. Power Hand Tools Pneumatic Nail Guns Pneumatic Nail Guns Power Drills Power Drills Routers and Router Tables Routers and Router Tables Orbital Sander Orbital Sander Belt sanders Belt sanders Random Orbital Sanders Random Orbital Sanders

2. Pneumatic Nail Gun Nail guns have taken the place of hammers. They speed up the assembly process by driving nails with a piston driven by air.

3. Power Hand Drills Cordless drills have revolutionized the hand drill industry. No longer are they limited to the length of the cord.

4. Router Routers help us cut rabbets, dados, and decorative edges on a large variety of shapes. Router Table Router tables act as small shapers. They are faster to set up and more portable than shapers.

5. Belt Sander Belt sanders are used to level out uneven surfaces. If not used properly they can ruin a project in a hurry. Students should not use a belt sander without the instructors help!!!!

6. Orbital Sander Orbital sanders sand in a circular motion. Always sand with the grain ever with an orbital sander. Keep the sander moving to help keep sanding circles out of the work piece.

7. Random Orbital Sander Random orbital sanders are very aggressive sander. Sander with the grain and keep the sander moving back and forth. Be very careful when sanding on plywood with any sander.

8. Identify These Power Hand Tools

9. A.Random Orbital Sander B.Orbital Sander C.Belt Sander D.Detail Sander

10. A.Cordless Drill B.Corded Drill C.Impact Driver D.Pneumatic Drill

11. A.Circular Saw B.Jig Saw C.Router D.Finish Sander

12. A. Power Drill B. Belt Sander C. Jig Saw D. Pneumatic Nail Gun

13. A.Random Orbital sander B.Orbital Sander C. Belt Sander D. Detail Sander

14. A.Random Orbital sander B. Orbital Sander C. Belt Sander D. Detail Sander

15. A.Router B. Shaper C.Router Table D. Stationary Belt Sander