Beginning Woodworker's Basic Hand Tool Kit: Kid's in the Tiny Woodshop
My little girl has shown a very keen interest in working wood like daddy. So, for Christmas, my wife and I decided to promote that interest by purchasing her a kit of basic hand tools so she can get the right start. This hand tool list and is designed to give a person all the basic tools to make something out of wood. Please note that I have included nothing for sharpening, as she can rely on me for that, and she will have to depend on me, or the lumber yard, to cut large pieces down to a manageable size for her. The video includes information on where to go from here and some details on the Roy Underhill tool tote that I made to hold Zoe’s new tools. Thanks for watching and subscribing, and Happy New Year. Here is the list of basic tools, as promised in the video: Clamping, 3” C Clamps - 2 of them Cleaning, Lee Valley Chinese Brush Drill/Drive, #2 Robertson Screwdriver Drill/Drive, 1/4” Brad Point Drill Bit Drill/Drive, 1/8” Brad Point Drill Bit Drill/Drive, 3/16” Brad Point Drill Bit Drill/Drive, 7/64” HSS Twist Drill Bits for Pre Drilling Drill/Drive, Cordless Drill Joinery, 1/2” Bench Chisel Joinery, Mallet (hand made) Marking, 12’ Tape Measure or Folding Rule Marking, Awl Marking, Combination Square Marking, Marking Gauge Marking, Sliding Bevel Gauge Nailing, Hammer, 8 0z. Claw Nailing, Nail Puller/ End Cutter Nailing, Nail Set Sawing, Back Saw Sawing, Carpenter Saw Sawing, Coping Saw and Blades Sawing, Fret Saw Platform (hand made) Shaping, 4 in 1 Rasp File Shaping, Block Plane Shaping, Sanding Block (hand made) To see more woodworking in the microshop, my tiny shed workshop, visit In The Woodshop - www.inthewoodshop.org
My little girl has shown a very keen interest in working wood like daddy. So, for Christmas, my wife and I decided to promote that interest by purchasing her a kit of basic hand tools so she can get the right start. This hand tool list and is designed to give a person all the basic tools to make something out of wood. Please note that I have included nothing for sharpening, as she can rely on me for that, and she will have to depend on me, or the lumber yard, to cut large pieces down to a manageable size for her. The video includes information on where to go from here and some details on the Roy Underhill tool tote that I made to hold Zoe’s new tools. Thanks for watching and subscribing, and Happy New Year. Here is the list of basic tools, as promised in the video: Clamping, 3” C Clamps - 2 of them Cleaning, Lee Valley Chinese Brush Drill/Drive, #2 Robertson Screwdriver Drill/Drive, 1/4” Brad Point Drill Bit Drill/Drive, 1/8” Brad Point Drill Bit Drill/Drive, 3/16” Brad Point Drill Bit Drill/Drive, 7/64” HSS Twist Drill Bits for Pre Drilling Drill/Drive, Cordless Drill Joinery, 1/2” Bench Chisel Joinery, Mallet (hand made) Marking, 12’ Tape Measure or Folding Rule Marking, Awl Marking, Combination Square Marking, Marking Gauge Marking, Sliding Bevel Gauge Nailing, Hammer, 8 0z. Claw Nailing, Nail Puller/ End Cutter Nailing, Nail Set Sawing, Back Saw Sawing, Carpenter Saw Sawing, Coping Saw and Blades Sawing, Fret Saw Platform (hand made) Shaping, 4 in 1 Rasp File Shaping, Block Plane Shaping, Sanding Block (hand made) To see more woodworking in the microshop, my tiny shed workshop, visit In The Woodshop - www.inthewoodshop.org