This tool is designed to connect to and use various socket sizes to turn nuts and bolts.

A flat tool with fixed jaws used to turn nuts and bolts.

A gripping tool used to bend or cut wire, or grasp and tighten objects.

A tool that can be adjusted to a variety of sizes by moving the lower "jaw" of the tool into different positions.

Locking pliers that can be used for a variety of purposes including grasping metal nuts and bolts, and temporarily clamping objects.

A tool used to drive screws that have a head with a hexagonal socket.

A cutting tool with a retractable blade and additional blade storage in the handle. It is used for cutting sheetrock, thick wire, insulation, cardboard, and other materials.

"Metal Scissors" used for cutting sheet metal and metal framing.

A hand tool that comes in "Phillips" and "Flathead" varieties used to drive or remove screws.

A tool that is used to mark straight lines between two points on a flat surface. It is made of a string on a reel inside of a chalk-filled container.

A centered weight used to mark a line that is exactly vertically straight or "plumb".

A small tool used to determine whether an object is exactly horozontally straight or "level".

A prying tool used to pull nails in conjunction with a hammer.

A tool used to pry or disassemble materials and pull nails. Commonly called a "crowbar".

A pointed tool that is struck with a hammer to drive nails below a work surface.

A hand tool with a straight handle and a square cutting edge used to carve or cut wood, metal, or stone.

A ladder that is meant to be free-standing, and NOT leaned against a wall or another surface.

A ladder that is meant to lean against a wall and can be extended to a variety of heights.

A power tool that is used in construction and demolition. It's handle makes it easier to use when cutting vertical surfaces.

A power tool that uses a circular blade. The blade or the base can be pivoted to cut wood at a variety of angles. It is often used to cut wood for framing or moulding.

A hand held power tool with a circular blade. It can be fitted with different blades to cut a variety of materials. Skilsaw is a brand of this tool.

A fine-toothed hand tool used for cutting metal or plastic, especially tubing or conduit.

The original tool used to cut wood by hand.

A small hand tool used to cut holes and irregular shapes.

A bit used with a power drill to drill circular holes in wood.

An electric tool powered by a rechargeable battery. It has a chuck that can accept bits and tips for cutting holes in material or driving or removing screws.

A cordless power tool that is only used to drive or remove screws or bolts with hexagonal heads.

A tool that uses compressed air (or some other force) to drive nails into a surface.

A heavy-duty hand tool used to drive/remove nails, or pry materials apart.

A lighter weight hand tool used in finish carpentry for driving nails.

A tool with a retractable blade that shows measurements in feet and inches. The blade can be locked into position.

A metal tool that forms a perfect square. It is used to measure drywall or cut a straight edge when cutting drywall.

A squaring tool used to mark 45° and 90° angles. It can be adjusted to different lengths and to quickly mark specific measurements.

A squaring tool with fixed sizes and a short length. It has pitch and degree markings on it that are useful when working with angles.