These days, people prefer to obtain a DIY funda for any kind of home craft. Tools play a vital role in shaping the different type of woodwork projects. It is very important that you first identify the basic tools that are required and then figure out how each tool will guarantee you the finest results.
Let us appraise you with some background check of at least 7 tools which, according to a Tool Report, should be considered while you take the task of doing woodworking on your own.
Circular Saw
A circular saw helps you in making lovely crafts. You can make accurate circular cuts of thin wood sheets such as fiberboards and plywood.
Cordless Drill
A cordless drill allows you to drill pilot holes in dense wood surfaces or cut out holes for sink faucets, doorknobs, and drains. It also helps in driving bolts into bricks and concrete.
Jigsaw
A Jigsaw is very effective in cutting lines and patterns that are not straight. A corded jigsaw with an orbital-action would be an ideal one. You should also look out for features such as splinter guards, dust collection, and blade quality while purchasing a Jigsaw.
Table Saw
One can use the table saw to make cross cuts, miter-cuts, and ripples. It is slightly costlier than the other power tools due to its effectiveness and versatility.
Miter Saw
Miter saw helps in making precise and fine cuts of different angles. A compound type of miter saw will enable you to get the best performance.
Paint Sprayer
The role of a paint sprayer is to beautify your final crafted product. Nowadays handheld paint sprayers are available in the market in addition to paint and brush. They are portable and easy to move around. It can be used for indoors and outdoors as well. Furniture pieces such as the dresser, kitchen cabinets, and shelves can be painted indoors. The paint sprayer can be used to coat a newly constructed fence and mailbox outdoors.
Router
Last but not the least a router should always be a part of your toolbox. A router helps in cutting dados, flattening bulky wood pieces, and adding round overs. ‘Plunge base’ and ‘Stationary base’ are the two types of bases available in the routers. Your router should be no less than 2 HP with a soft start system and should have a variable speed control.