Wood craft

• Coping saw - kind of saw with thin blade that is used for cutting curved shapes on thin pieces of wood like plywood
• Rip saw - designed for cutting along the wood grain and cuts on the push strokes
• Cross cut saw - a handsaw that is generally used for cutting across the grains of wood the teeth of a cross cut

  Saw resemble a series of knife points
• Ripsaw - the teeth of a ripsaw are filed straight across the face and they look like a series of small chisel edges
• Back saw - the teeth of this saw resemble those of the cross-cucross-cut saw but with an added feature
• Block plane - it's adjustable sharp blades make the rough surface of a straight-cut wood smooth
• Spokeshave - this tool is used for making the rough surface of an irregularly shaped wood smooth
• Rasp file - it is a tool used for smoothening irregular surfaces or sharp edges
• Rasp file - all rasp have a flat side but the opposite side is normally convex and it has projecting points with varying degrees of roughness
• Sand paper - a thick piece of paper

  With either coarse or vary fine abrasive

  particles glued on one side and it is used for smoothing or polishing wood surface usually at the finishing stage of work
• Hand drill - common hand tool used for drilling holes on wood
• Carpenters brace - hand-held tool for

  Boring holes on wood
• Electric Drill - with the advent of technology, the use of electric drill variable bits for boring holes has become popular
• Chisel - normally used for making holes on wood that are rectangular or square in shape there are also chisel with curved bits that can be used for making round or oblong holes on wood