Workshop tools

3. Heavy paper covered with abrasive grit used to smooth timber surfaces by hand.
5. A G-shaped metal screw clamp used to hold timber tightly to a bench or joint.
8. Rule, A rigid metal measuring tool starting right at zero for exact workshop measurements.
10. Mallet,A soft wooden hammer used to strike chisels without damaging their handles.
11. A chisel with a curved blade used for carving hollow shapes into wood.
12. Hook,A wooden tray held in a vice to keep timber steady and protect the bench while sawing.
13. Gauge, A tool with a pin used to scribe a straight line parallel to the edge of a board.

1. Chisel,A sharp steel hand tool used for cutting, shaping, or carving wood away.
2. Square, An L-shaped tool used to draw perpendicular 90 lines across timber.
4. Gauge, Using a finger and pencil against the edge of a board to draw a quick parallel line.
6. Knife, A sharp blade used instead of a pencil to scribe precise lines across wood grain.
7. Saw,A saw with a thin, flexible blade used for cutting curves in thin timber.
8. Plane, A hand tool with an adjustable blade used to flatten and smooth wood surfaces.
9. A coarse hand file with sharp individual teeth used for fast wood removal.