1. layout square
   chisel
2. power drill
   level

The power drill is a piece of carpentry equipment that is primarily used to bore holes into materials. It is also often used as a means of fastening materials together as well.

1. block plane
   caliper
2. sawhorse
   band saw

The band saw is a piece of carpentry equipment that is primarily used to cut precise shapes and curves. It is identified by its sharp, long blade that is formed from a continuous band of metal.

1. claw hammer
   circular saw
2. jointer
   arbor press

The claw hammer is a piece of carpentry equipment that is primarily used to pound nails into objects but it also has the ability to extract them as well. The claw hammer is often regarded as one of the most basic and essential tools, not only for carpenters but also for homeowners.

1. featherboard
   metal detector
2. radial arm saw
   detail sander

The palm sander is a piece of carpentry equipment that is primarily used to smooth surfaces using sandpaper. They are handheld and usually either move in a circular pattern or back and forth.

1. claw hammer
   surface planer
2. tape measure
   circular saw

The surface planer is a piece of carpentry equipment that is primarily used to produce a flat surface along a board's length. More useful surface planers usually have the ability to adjust the depth.

1. power drill
   sabre saw
2. sliding bevel
   utility knife

The sabre saw is a piece of carpentry equipment that is primarily used to cut relatively thin materials. The sabre saw is handheld and features a toothed blade.

1. bench grinder
   workbench
2. orbital sander
   miter gauge

The bench grinder is a piece of carpentry equipment that is used for a wide range of grinding purposes. Some carpenters use them to keep burrs off of screwdrivers or simply keep their chisels sharp.

1. nail set
   sabre saw
2. sliding bevel
   chisel

The sliding bevel is a piece of carpentry equipment that is primarily used for measuring and transferring angles. It is usually made of a wood or plastic angle connected to a metal blade.

1. clamp
   hand saw
2. workbench
   vacuum

The workbench is a piece of carpentry equipment that is primarily used as a surface to hold work pieces while they are being crafted or worked on. Workbenches usually need to be heavy and sturdy, while also having a means of holding objects in place.

1. compound miter saw
   screwdriver
2. tool storage system
   drill press

The compound miter saw is a piece of carpentry equipment that is primarily used to perform combination cuts. It is notable for being able to set to bevel up to 45 degrees and cut at a 60-degree angle in both directions.

1. jig
   caliper
2. safety glasses
   metal detector

Safety glasses are a piece of carpentry equipment that is primarily used to protect the wearer’s eyes from damage. Safety glasses can come in various styles; however, the ones that are used by carpenters usually not only protect the eyes from the front but also from the side.

1. band saw
   bench grinder
2. hand saw
   orbital sander

The orbital sander is a piece of carpentry equipment that is primarily used to smooth surfaces and materials. It can often be seen as a more effective version of the palm sander.

1. tape measure
   featherboard
2. safety glasses
   jointer

The tape measure is a piece of carpentry equipment that is primarily used to obtain precise measurements. Unlike a ruler, the tape measure has the benefit of being flexible.

1. screwdriver
   sawhorse
2. utility knife
   layout square

The screwdriver is a piece of carpentry equipment that is primarily used to either remove or insert screws. There is a wide variety of screwdrivers (available in a range of sizes and shapes) each classified by the tip that it has.

1. palm sander
   surface planer
2. compound miter saw
   drill press

The drill press is a piece of carpentry equipment that is primarily used to perform more precise drilling procedures. It is a fixed style of drill that may be mounted on a stand.

1. nail set
   hand saw
2. vacuum
   orbital sander

The hand saw is a piece of carpentry equipment that is primarily used to cut pieces of wood to required lengths. While power saws have made them somewhat obsolete, they still have place on the shelves of many carpenters.

1. level
   radial arm saw
2. miter gauge
   block plane

The table saw is a piece of carpentry equipment that is primarily used to cut wood into desired lengths and shapes. Due to its bulk and large size, it is often classified as a permanent fixture.

1. push stick
   jig
2. rip fence
   moisture meter

The jig is a piece of carpentry equipment that is primarily used to control either the motion or location of materials or tools. Jigs are oftentimes custom made by the people who use them.

1. band saw
   chisel
2. level
   sliding bevel

The chisel is a piece of carpentry equipment that is primarily used to either make decorative etchings or cut into wood for joints or other purposes. The average carpenter will have several chisels of varying sizes for different jobs.

1. table saw
   sawhorse
2. screwdriver
   caliper

The caliper is a piece of carpentry equipment that is primarily used to acquire extremely precise measurements that are particularly useful when fine-tuning. They can be obtained in traditional analog styles or more modern digital variants.

1. rip fence
   router
2. block plane
   sabre saw

The router is a piece of carpentry equipment that is primarily used to hollow out an area in wood or even hard plastic. They can be either handheld or fastened to a router table.

1. radial arm saw
   claw hammer
2. metal detector
   safety glasses

The metal detector is a piece of carpentry equipment that is primarily used to – as the name suggests – locate metal. While it may not seem like a true carpentry tool, you will oftentimes always find a handheld metal detector in any seasoned carpenter’s toolbox, ready to find dangerous hidden nails.

1. vacuum
   nail set
2. router
   push stick

The nail set is a piece of carpentry equipment that is primarily used to assist with driving nail heads into materials (such as wood). They can also be used to from impressions or for decorative purposes as well.

1. tape measure
   clamp
2. utility knife
   arbor press

The clamp is a piece of carpentry equipment that is primarily used to grip objects. They can either be used to used to hold pieces of material together or hold them to a workbench.

1. clamp
   workbench
2. utility knife
   tool storage system

The utility knife is a piece of carpentry equipment that is primarily used to perform tasks that don’t really necessitate the use of a chisel. It can be used to clean out joints or do something as simple as make markings for rough estimations.

1. jig
   layout square
2. circular saw
   surface planer

The circular saw is a piece of carpentry equipment that is primarily used to cut pieces of wood to desired lengths. It is notable for being one of the most common power tools that carpenters will usually have in their arsenal.

1. band saw
   miter gauge
2. orbital sander
   block plane

The block plane is a piece of carpentry equipment that is primarily used to cut end grain. It can be used to square objects or even flatten a piece of wood.

1. drill press
   radial arm saw
2. metal detector
   palm sander

The radial arm saw is a piece of carpentry equipment that is primarily used to perform crosscuts. It is notable for being useful in many situations; however, it is relatively bulky and expensive.

1. table saw
   circular saw
2. layout square
   screwdriver

The layout square is a piece of carpentry equipment that is primarily used to measure angles or determining flatness. It is also sometimes referred to as a combination square.

1. level
   sabre saw
2. rip fence
   power drill

The level is a piece of carpentry equipment that is primarily used to indicate whether or not a surface is uniformly horizontal of vertical (level or plumb). Depending on the design, it can also be referred to as a bubble level or a spirit level.

1. compound miter saw
   jig
2. safety glasses
   moisture meter

The moisture meter is a piece of carpentry equipment that is primarily used to – as the name suggests – detect moisture levels in wood. It is often overlooked, but it is vital in many situations, especially in wet environments.

1. sliding bevel
   router
2. nail set
   push stick

The push stick is a piece of carpentry equipment that is primarily used as a safety device when operating with power tools. It helps the carpenter to safely manipulate an object, keeping it flat while it is being worked on.

1. vacuum
   bench grinder
2. hand saw
   workbench

The vacuum is a piece of carpentry equipment that is primarily used to collect sawdust and shavings. While not considered to be a traditional carpentry too, a good heavy duty vacuum can often be invaluable.

1. tool storage system
   caliper
2. sawhorse
   chisel

The sawhorse is a piece of carpentry equipment that is primarily used to support boards, planks or logs for sawing. While simple to construct, if they are made correctly then they can support immense weights.

1. compound miter saw
   table saw
2. tool storage system
   router

The tool storage system is a piece of carpentry equipment that is primarily used to organize and store the array of tools and equipment that carpenters use. It is usually wall mounted, but specifics will vary.

1. surface planer
   claw hammer
2. arbor press
   jointer

The arbor press is a piece of carpentry equipment that is primarily used to change the shape of an object. It is used for smaller tasks like riveting and staking.

1. miter gauge
   power drill
2. push stick
   bench grinder

The miter gauge is a piece of carpentry equipment that is primarily used to hold objects at set angles while they are being cut. Worktables will have a slot (referred to as a miter slot) where the miter gauge is affixed when in use.

1. clamp
   moisture meter
2. radial arm saw
   featherboard

The featherboard is a piece of carpentry equipment that is primarily used as a safety device when working with power saws. It can also be used as an aid to achieve more precise cuts.

1. palm sander
   featherboard
2. tape measure
   jointer

The jointer is a piece of carpentry equipment that is primarily used to obtain flat surfaces or square edges. It is useful for jobs that the surface planer cannot usually handle.