Streamlight ProTac 2AA-X USB Flashlight
An everyday carry flashlight that offers a great balance between features, durability and price.
Manual Hand Tools
Canadian Woodworking offers detailed product profiles and hands‑on reviews of manual hand tools, helping you choose reliable, well‑crafted tools for everyday shop tasks.
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Kreg concealed hinge boring jig
Simple and effective.
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Wera multicolour L-Key set –Â 9 pieces
So much more than just beautiful colours.
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When it comes to cutting ceramic, porceÂlain or glass tiles you have two options – a manual or electric tile cutter.
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Create adjustable shelves with ease.
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There are dozens of different types of screwdrivers on the market. So don't screw around with your time, check out our free screwdriver guide.
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While hammers and mallets perform similar functions, the major difference between the two is that a hammer has a metal head while a mallet has a wooden or synthetic head.
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Incredible Strength in Many Situations
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Know Your Tools: This simple looking tool has a lot to offer woodworkers. You already know the basics, but learn about what else this square can help you out with.
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Marking and cutting gauges are precision tools that enable you to scribe lines parallel to the edge of your stock – typically up to about 6" from the edge.
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Hammers come in a variety of sizes and shapes, each with their own design and purpose.
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The Miter Trimmer is an archaic looking tool that resembles a paper trimmer (or guillotine). But don't let the look fool you – this tool enables you to cut glass-smooth, perfectly fitting miters quickly and efficiently.
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Fastening tools – grandpa’s tool kit part 6
Fastening tools from the early 1900s
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Surfacing tools – grandpa’s tool kit part 5
Even today the cabinetmaker’s trademark is the bench plane. While handplanes are still in use in many woodworking shops, much of the work they traditionally performed has been replaced by jointers, planers, sanders and routers.
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Felling, splitting & chopping – grandpa’s tool kit Part 3
Tools used at the turn of the 20th century to harvest trees for lumber.
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