Measuring Tools 1. Push- Pull Rule Is a measuring tool that coils into a metal or plastic compact case • Composed of foldable, riveted, light strips of wood that can expand for long- distance measurement.
2. Folding Rule 3. Steel Rule
• Usually 12 inches long flat, and
has two divisions of measurement, the inch and millimeter. Marking Tools 1. Lead Pencil Universal marking tool 2. Marking Knife
• Carpentry tool that is ideal
for scribing a line on a wooden surface. 3. Marking Gauge
• Has a sharpened steel spur
like the point of a pencil that can be used for marking lines that are parallel on a wooden surface. Testing Tools 1. Try square
• It is used to assess the
squareness of the stock and laying out the right angle of the stock. 2. Combination Square
• Testing device that has
an adjustable straightedge attached to a handle used. 3. Sliding T- bevel
• Is an adjustable gauge used
for laying out and testing constructed angles. Plumb Bob
• A testing device consisting
of a cone-shaped weight made of metal attached to a string. 5. Spirit Level
• Is an old carpenter’s tool
used to indicate whether a surface is horizontal or vertical? Cutting Tools 1. Crosscut Saw Serrated tool used for sawing across the grain 2. Rip saw Tool used for sawing along the grain Coping Saw
• A U-shaped hand saw
used to cut intricate shapes and to cut out interiors in woodworking or carpentry. Keyhole Saw
A tool ideal for cutting holes or
circular shapes. Hacksaw
• A fine-toothed saw used for
cutting metal, plastic, and wood. Backsaw
• A tool with a stiffened edge
opposite the tooth-cutting edge for precise cutting or mitering. Driving Tools 1. Claw Hammer
• Used for driving in and
pulling out nails. Ballpeen Hammer Used for driving cold chisel or shaping metals Mallet
• Has a hardened rubber head
attached to a wooden handle that is ideal for driving chisels and shaping sheet metals Boring Tools 1. Electric Drill
• A handheld equipment used
for boring holes 2. Rachet Brace
• A handheld tool used in drilling holes in
wood. 3. Drill bits These are attached to the electric drill or brace to bore holes Shaping Tools 1. Jack Plane
• A general-purpose plane used for smoothing wood surfaces and edges 2. Block Plane
Is the smallest plane used
by a carpenter for smoothing small edges or surfaces? 3. Wood Chisel Are edge-cutting tools used for cutting mortises, shaving rough surfaces, and chopping out corners 4. Wood File Hand tool used for shaping, refining, or cleaning wood surface and edges Holding Tools 1. C-clamp
A tool used for holding a
metal or wood block while working. 2. Bench Vise
• A mechanical tool attached to a
workbench to hold a metal or piece of woodwork in place while working on it. 3. Bar Clamp
• A tool made of a long
bar with adjustable jaws for clamping to hold metal or wood components