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

2. Wood Chisel

3. Flat File

4. Half Round File

5. Round File

6. Square File

7. Triangle File

8. Wood Rasp

9. File Card

10. Surform

11. Miter Box

12. Block Plane

13. Jack Plane

14. Smooth Plane

15. Electric Hand Planer

16. Utility Knife

17. Tin Snips

18. Back Saw

19. Compass Saw

20. Coping Saw

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

22. Crosscut Saw

23. Rip Saw

24. Circular Saw

25. Worm Drive Saw

26. Cordless Circular Saw

27. Jig Saw

28. Reciprocating Saw

29. Scraper

30. Putty Knife

31. Level

32. Marking Gauge

33. Scratch Awl

34. Protractor

35. Digital Caliper

36. Protractor Head

37. Meter Stick

38. Folding Wooden Ruler

39. Bench Ruler

40. Steel Tape

41. T - Bevel

42. Combination Square

43. Framing Square

44. Try Square

45. Sheetrock Square

46. Speed Square

47. Sanding Block

48. Random Orbit Sander

49. Belt Sander

50. Plate Joiner

51. Router

52. Electric Drill

53. Bit Brace

54. Hand Drill

55. Auger Bit

56. Expansive Bit

57. Forstner Bit

58. Spade Bit

59. Counter-sink

60. Bar Clamp

61. C Clamp

62. Web Clamp/Ratchet Strap

63. Screw/Block Clamp

64. Vise

65. Curved Claw Hammer

66. Straight Claw Hammer

67. Ball Peen Hammer

68. Sledge Hammer

69. Wooden Mallet

70. Rubber Mallet

71. Nail Set

72. Slip Joint Pliers

73. Vise Grip Pliers

74. Phillips Screwdriver

75. Standard Screwdriver

76. Torx Screwdriver

77. Nail Puller

78. Wrecking Bar

79. Flat Bar

80. Cat’s Paw/ Pig’s Foot

81. Pry Bars

82. Adjustable Wrench

83. Box Wrench

84. Open End Wrench

85. Pipe Wrench

86. Allen Wrench

87. Ratchet

88. Sockets

89. Deep Well Sockets

90. Socket Extension