A block plane is a woodworking hand plane with a blade installed to the base of the block. The blade is installed at an angle and has a beveled tip. It is used for shaving wood off the surface to make it level and smooth.
Hand saw or panel saw is used for cutting wood manually. It is a handy tool to have in your woodworking tool box.
A Layout Square or Speed Square is a triangle shaped measuring and marking tool. It is very useful not only for marking straight line for end cuts but also for marking angles.
A utility knife is a type of knife used for marking or etching on materials so as to use as a guide. It is also used for cutting thin and flexible materials like vinyl flooring, drywall etc.
A chisel is a tool with sharp edges and is used for carving or chipping wood. It is also used for removing rough wood from the joints. If used properly it can make a clean cut or notches in wood.
Hammer is a hand tool with a heavy metal head mounted on a handle. There are various types and weights of hammer, each used for a specific purpose. The most commonly used hammer for woodworking projects and household work is claw hammer. It is useful in driving and pulling nails.
A screwdriver, as the name suggests, is a tool for driving screws. It consists of a handle and a metal shaft with a tip. There are several shapes and sizes of screwdriver tips.
A spirit level is a tool designed to indicate whether a surface is level or horizontal to the ground. It is also used for checking if a surface is plumb or vertical.
The spirit level is also called a bubble level as it uses a vial with colored liquid.
A successful project begins with accurate measurement and layout markings. A durable and good tape measure provides ease and precision in measuring. Always measure at least twice before cutting to avoid mistakes and frustration.