1. Tool Identification Woodworking Hand Tools Manufacturing Tech 8 th Grade

2. Wood Chisel

3. Flat File

4. Half Round File

5. Round or Rat Tail File

6. Square File

7. Triangle File

8. Block Plane

9. Smooth Plane

10. Wood Rasp

11. Back Saw

12. Keyhole Saw

13. Coping Saw

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

15. Hand or Panel Saw

16. Scraper

17. Surform

18. Carriage Bolt

19. Machine Bolt

20. Stove Bolt

21. Common Nail

22. Finishing Nail

23. Hex Nut

24. Wing Nut

25. Flat Head Wood Screw (Phillips)

26. Flat Head Wood Screw (Slotted)

27. Round Head Wood Screw (Phillips)

28. Round Head Wood Screw (Slotted)

29. Wood Glue

30. Bench Ruler

31. Micrometer

32. Inside Calipers

33. Outside Calipers

34. Dividers

35. Level

36. Marking Gauge

37. Protractor

38. Protractor Head

39. Scratch Awl

40. Combination Square

41. Speed Square

42. Framing Square

43. Try Square

44. Steel Measuring Tape

45. Sliding T - Bevel

46. Electric Drill

47. Brace

48. Auger Bit

49. Forstner Bit

50. Spade or Paddle Bit

51. Counter-sink

52. Hand Drill

53. Twist Drill Bit

54. Phillips Screwdriver Bit

55. Straight Screwdriver Bit

56. Bar, Table or Cabinet Clamp

57. C Clamp

58. Hand Screw or Wood Clamp

59. File Card

60. Claw Hammer

61. Rip Claw Hammer

62. Ball Peen (Pein) Hammer

63. Wooden Mallet

64. Nail Set

65. Slip Joint or Adjustable Pliers

66. Channel Locks

67. Vise Grip Pliers

68. Putty Knife

69. Offset Screwdriver

70. Phillips Screwdriver

71. Standard, Flat or Straight Screwdriver

72. Adjustable or Crescent Wrench

73. Box Wrench

74. Open End Wrench

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