Carpenter's tools Crossword

Drives nails with one end and removes them with the other
Takes precise measurement
Identifies, measures and marks right angles
Carving out joints
Precisely drives the sharp heads
Putting together joints without damaging wood when tapped with light to medium force
Used to rip and crosscut boards to size
Detail work and can be used to cut mortise and tenon or dovetail joints
Makes curved cuts
Used to smooth wooden surfaces while gradually reducing their thickness
Keeping your chisels, gouges, and planes sharp
Refinishing of hand tools like chisels gouges
Makes holes into materials
Drives screws to make sure elements are tightly connected
Helps you to maintain elements in place
Cuts boards to a rough size
Cuts many materials such as wood, masonry, plastic, or metal can be hand-held or mounted to a machine
Used for cutting grooves, curved figures, and joints
Smooths a piece of wood
Cuts a small section of wood out of the edge of a board
A circular saw mounted beneath the surface of a table
A quick and ready tool for making rips, crosscuts, bevels, or miter cuts on a job site or in your home workshop
Cuts downward and can be used for curved cuts
Evenly smooth surfaces on all four sides of a workpiece