Woodworking tools are tools used to shape, cut, and join wood pieces together

There are many different types of woodworking tools, each with its own specific purpose. Here are some common woodworking tools:

Handsaws - Used for cutting wood by hand. They come in different sizes and tooth configurations.

Chisels - Used for carving and shaping wood. They come in different sizes and shapes.

Planes - Used for smoothing rough surfaces and shaping wood. They come in different sizes and types, including block planes, bench planes, and specialty planes.

Drills - Used for making holes in wood. They come in hand-held or electric versions.

Hammers - Used for driving nails and other fasteners into wood.

Screwdrivers - Used for driving screws into wood.

Jigsaws - Used for making curved cuts and intricate shapes in wood.

Routers - Used for cutting and shaping wood. They can be handheld or mounted on a table.

Clamps - Used for holding wood pieces together while gluing or fastening them.

Sanders - Used for smoothing rough surfaces and preparing wood for finishing. They come in different types, including belt sanders, orbital sanders, and random orbit sanders.

Measuring and marking tools - Used for measuring and marking wood pieces, including rulers, squares, levels, and marking knives.

Workbenches - Used as a stable surface to hold and work on wood pieces.

These are just a few of the many woodworking tools available. The right tool for a particular job will depend on the type of woodworking project being undertaken.
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