Hand saw
The hand saw has a wooden handle.
Miter box and miter saw
The miter saw and miter box can cut 45 degrees accurately
Hacksaw
The hacksaw has a thin blade.
Keyhole saw
The keyhole saw is for cutting in small spaces.
File
The file is a flat tool.
Claw hammer, framing hammer, roofing hammer
The claw hammer is on the left, the framing hammer is small, the roofing hammer is on the right.
Ballpeen hammer, bit maul, mallot
The ballpeen hammer is for metal work. The bit maul is for concrete and brick work. The mallot is for furniture and hardwood floors.
Sawhorses
There are ten sawhorses in the picture.
Rake
The rake is for cleaning up
Prybar
The prybar is as tall as the student.
Crow bar
The crowbar is for demolition
Long-handled dustpan
The lang-handled dustpan is an easy way to clean up.
Framing square
The framing square is for framing houses
Push broom, broom
The push broom is taller. The broom is shorter.
Dust mop
The dust mop is for cleaning the dust off of the floor.
Hand tamp
The hand tamp is tamping down the dirt.
Handtruck
The hand truck is for moving heavy loads, like appliances.
Slip-joint pliers
The slip joint pliers are on the table.
Sandpaper and sanding block
The sandpaper wraps around the sanding block.
Quick clamp (Bar clamp)
The quick clamp has many sizes. It's also called a bar clamp.
Wooden Mallot
The wooden mallot is for furniture, cabinets and floors.
Phillips screwdriver and flathead (standard) screwdriver
Every carpenter should carry a phillips and a flathead, or standard, screwdriver.
Hand drill, hand press
The hand drill and hand press are not as common as the power drill. (see power tools)
Hand plane, jack plane
The hand plane is two handed. The jack plane is one handed.
Chisel
This chisel is sharp
Gouges
The gouge is for circular cuts.
Adjustable wrench
An adjustable wrench is very handy.
Combination square
The combination square is a square and a level.
Channel locks (tongue and groove pliers)
The tongue and groove pliers are also called channel locks.
Wire cutters
Wire cutters are in the electrician's toolbox.
Ratchet (spanner) and socket set
The ratchet is also called a spanner. The sockets come in many sizes.
Caulking gun
The caulking gun is good for installing caulk, glue, sealant, and the other materials.
Measuring tape
The measuring tape shuld be in every carpenter's toolbox.
Chalk box
The chalk box is for making long straight lines.
Dry line (string)
A dryline is for measuring long straight lines.
Staple guns
Staple guns are for putting up construction paper, insulation, and other materials.
Plumb bob
The plumb bob is for mesuring vertical, or up and down, lines.
Speed Square
The speed square is handy for measuring rafters.
Needle-nosed pliers
These needle-nosed pliers are very long.
Level
The level comes in many sizes.
Vise-grip locking pliers (Sure Grips)
The vise grip locking pliers can lock onto a nut or bolt.
Wonder bar
The wonder bar is handy for taking apart boards.
Cat's paw (nail remover)
The cat's paw is for taking out nails.
Wheelbarrow
The wheelbarrow is good for moving heavy loads, like dirt or gravel or concrete.
Sledgehammer
The sledgehammer is is used in heavy-duty demolition.
Construction Strap
A construction strap is for lifting heavy loads.
Vise-Grip clamp
The vise-grip clamp holds things very tightly.
Linemans's pliers, tin snips
The lineman's pliers are used for bending and cutting wires. The tin snips can cut thin metal.