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1. A measurement device used in the construction field to set up level points and to check elevations. It is an optical instrument used mainly in surveying and building but is also useful for transferring, setting, or measuring horizontal levels. Often used to set cabinets in kitchens.

2. Small hand-held tool for inserting/removing screws/bolts. Inserts into a seperate handle. Useful on drills/power drivers. Tip head may be Phillips, Slotted (Standard), Square, Torx, or Impact Nut Driver

3. Hand held device used in drawing circles and arcs. Can also be used to step off equal measurements.

4. A small hand-held tool that has a detachable socket, allowing greater torque to turn objects, such as nuts and bolts, or to keep them from turning.

5. Hand held device that has small and large teeth to grip objects. The jaw can be expanded by slipping the pivot into 2 different positions.

6.
Steel bit designed especially for use with metal surfaces. Cut outs are narrowly spaced. Requires machine oil for lubrication when used.

7. A wood chisels with a flat, oval handle, high-carbon alloy blade, and well-sharpened edge. Got their name from their popularity in installing butt hinges. Often used to create dovetail joints. Driven by hand or light strokes with a mallet.

8. A small backsaw that has a stiffened spine used to make fine, smooth joints. It has 16-20 teeth per inch.

9.
A mortise chisel that has a L-shaped cutting edge, used to clean out 90-degree angles on wood. Used with a mallet.

10. A small portable saw that turns a round flat blade to cut wood, metal, or plastic depending on the blade selected. Most have a handle with on/off trigger switch, an arbor nut to hold the blade in place, and guards to protect the operator from touching the spinning blade.

11.
Steel bit that has a flattened face and long point making it easy to locate the center of a hole. When not used carefully will leave a splintered exit hole. Comes in multiple sizes.

12. A saw with a very narrow blade stretched across a U-shaped frame, used for cutting curves in wood.

13. Pneumatic driven device used to drive and sink thin wire brads into work surfaces without marring surfaces. Allows for controlled nailing.

14. A tool used to provide grip and mechanical advantage in applying torque to turn objects, such as nuts and bolts, or to keep them from turning. Has different size open-end heads at each end.

15. Hand-held device used to apply pressure to the topside of wood through the saw/jointer while keeping fingers away from the blade.

16. A clamp type typically used to hold a wood or metal workpiece, and often used in, but are not limited to, carpentry and welding. Good for small jobs in the shop/garage.

17. Measurement device that allows the user to establish a vertical (plumb) line.

18. A striking device that has a soft, rubber head. Used mainly for assembling projects.

19. Large, stand-alone woodworking machine that combines two different types of sanders into one, allows for accurate sanding processes using a miter gauge and fence.

20. Accessory tool that can be used with the tablesaw, drillpress, belt/disk sander to make accurate cuts/bore holes/sandings. Measured in degrees 0-90. Fits into the miter slot on the machine.

21.
Steel bit that will bore a smooth, flat-bottomed, shallow hole. It has a small center spur to guide the drill bit into position. Should only be used in a drill press.

22. Heavy-duty pliers that are capable of cutting metal rods, wire, and bolts.

23. A cutting device used to cut sheet metal/tin. Makes straight cuts and wide curves.

24. Large, stand-alone woodworking machine that is used to make compound miter cuts at angles up to 45-deg. of center. Can cut stock up to 12' wide.

25. A small, portable machine used to square and smooth the edges of boards. When used with a fence, it can create specific angles.

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