Tools Taught

Rasp

A coarse file, used mainly on wood,
having separate conical teeth.

Egg Beater Drill

A drill that is spun using a
hand-turned crank.

Mini Hack Saw

A smaller version of a regular hack
saw, which is a c-shaped handle
with a replaceable blade.

Vise

Any of various devices, usually having
two jaws that may be brought
together or separated by means of a
screw, lever used to hold an object
firmly while work is being done on it.

Surform

A tool featuring perforated sheet metal
and resembles a food grater.

Hammer

A tool consisting of a solid head,
usually of metal, set crosswise
on a handle, used for beating
metals, driving nails, etc.

Awl

A pointed instrument for piercing
small holes in leather, wood, etc.

Saw

A tool or device for cutting, typically
a thin blade of metal with a
series of sharp teeth.

Sanding Pad

A hand held block that consists of
strong paper coated with a layer
of sand or other abrasive,
used for smoothing or polishing.

C-Clamp

A C-shaped clamp having a
screw that is threaded through
one tip in the direction
of the other tip.

Screw Driver

A hand tool for turning a screw,
consisting of a handle attached to a
long, narrow shank, usually of metal,
which tapers and flattens out to a tip
fitting into the slotted head of a screw.

Center Punch

A punch for making shallow
indentations in metal or wood
work, as to center drill bits.

Ruler

A strip of wood, metal, or other
material having a straight edge
and usually marked off in inches
or centimeters, used for drawing
lines, measuring, etc.

Try-Square

A device for testing the squareness
of carpentry work or the like, or for
laying out right angles, consisting
of a pair of straightedges fixed
at right angles to one another.