The document describes various basic hand tools for woodworking, highlighting their appearances and functions. Key tools include hammers for driving nails and breaking objects, power drills for creating holes, circular saws for cutting materials, tape measures for measuring, screwdrivers for turning screws, and layout squares for marking precise angles. This overview is presented by Chris Lowe Carpentry Ltd.

1. Basic Hand Tool for
Woodworking

2. Hammer
Its look roughly like the letter
"T". Most common uses for
hammers are to drive nails, fit
parts, forge metal and break
apart objects.
Most versatile hand tools in the carpenter’s cache.

3. Power Drill
This tool is so abundant, easy
to-use, and reasonably
priced.It is used for drilling
holes in various materials
together with the use of
fasteners.
This is commonly used in woodworking, metalworking
& construction work.

4. Circular Saw
This is a machine using a
toothed metal cutting disc
or blade. Circular saws
specially designed for
particular materials.

5. Tape Measure
This tool Permits one to
measure around curves or
corners. It is a common
measuring tool.

6. It is a hand-tool for turning screw.
A screwdriver is typically
identified by its tip. The
screwdriver's tip engages with the
head of a screw having the same
size and type designation as the
screwdriver itself.
Screwdriver

7. Layout Square
A layout square, or
combination square come in
6” and 12” sizes. The layout
square is a triangle that you
can use to mark square cuts on
stock.
It helps carpenters get precise measurements for
projects that involve angles and squares.

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Chris Lowe Carpentry Ltd
www.chrislowecarpentry.co.uk