A marking gauge is used to mark parallel lines on a workpiece, typically for cutting or joining purposes.

A coping saw is a small, handheld saw with a thin, flexible blade that is ideal for cutting intricate curves and shapes in wood.

A chisel is a hand tool with a sharp, beveled edge that is used for carving and shaping wood.

A protractor is a hand tool used to measure and mark angles.

A hammer is a hand tool used for driving nails and screws into wood.

A plane is a hand tool used to smooth and level wood surfaces.

A saw is a hand tool used for cutting wood.

A chisel is a hand tool used to create mortises and tenons.

A screwdriver is a hand tool used for driving screws into wood.

A ruler is a hand tool used to measure and mark straight lines.

A mallet is a hand tool used for driving chisels and gouges.

A router is a hand tool used to create decorative patterns and designs in wood.

A drill is a hand tool used for drilling holes in wood.

C-clamps, bar clamps, and pipe clamps are all hand tools used to clamp and hold pieces of wood together.

A level is a hand tool used for checking the flatness of a surface.