Hand Tools
Hand tools 
can be great to have around the house to hang up a picture or fix a loose screw. Of course, having them is one thing; knowing how to use them is another. With new technology and innovations, electric tools might make your job easier, depending on how you plan to use them. Below, a list of some basic tools you might want in your set and a spotlight on some items you might want to know more about.
Saws
A saw is a handy tool that uses manpower or electricity and performs in mediums such as forestry, construction, demolition and hunting. Some may still use hand saws to cut but reciprocating saws can make the job go by much quicker and perform tasks easily. This saw uses an oscillating motion to cut through wood quickly. Below, a few models currently on the market.
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DeWalt 10.0 Amp Reciprocating Saw This saw can be adjusted to run on various speeds and features a four-position lever action blade so the user can position it without bending or breaking the tool. |
Ryobi Reciprocating Saw This saw is well equipped to cut through drywall and wood surfaces with a variety of speeds. It features an electric brake as well as a soft foam grip for extended use. |
EazyPower 6" Hole Saw Hole saws function differently than regular saws in that they can be used to cut large holes into thinner or weaker material. These work well for making holes in wood, drywall, soft metals, plastics, and ceiling tile. |
Adjustable Saw Knife Set There are 10 pieces including 8 blades, a handle and a safe carrying pouch for this saw knife. It's the perfect accessory for small construction projects or an outdoors camping experience. |
Stanley 2-Piece Hacksaw A 2-piece hacksaw makes cutting through small boards and pieces of wood a breeze. It's small and easy to use, perfect for beginners. |
Screwdrivers
There are tons of different screwdrivers out there, and sometimes it's hard to know which one is right for the job you are doing. Consider the following:
- There are four main screw heads that you will use the most frequently.
- Phillips : Also referred to as a "crosshead" screwdriver, this features lines in the shape of a cross.
- PoziDriv/SupaDriv : This can be called a "crosspoint" screwdriver, as it has the lines of the cross in addition to four slots cut in between each line.
- Robertson : This is a square-shaped screwdriver.
- Torx : This screwdriver has a six-pointed star shape.
- Electric screwdrivers are an available option that requires less manpower and gets your job done quicker.
- If you plan on using your screwdriver often for assembling, consider buying a multiple-head model, as this features various different heads depending on your needs.
Recommendations
Below, some variations on the screwdriver model that can make your work easier and more efficient.
More Options
More tools you may want to consider for your set.
Tool Sets
If you need all of these tools and more, why not buy a tool set? Tool sets can be helpful because they are a great way to not only economize and they usually all come in one case that makes it easy to transport all of your items. Check out the models below.
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Husky 69-Pc. Black Chrome Mechanics Tools Set - All tools are guaranteed with a lifetime warranty.
- The black chrome plating is extremely corrosion resistant.
- All tools are laser-etched with size for quickly locating what you need in any type of lighting.
- 69 tools give you variety and everything you need in one handy set.
- Durable carrying case.
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Cordless Combo Kit - 1/2 19.2V cordless drill/driver.
- Circular saw.
- Reciprocating saw.
- Rechargeable batteries.
- Work lights.
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Air Tool Kit - 57 pieces.
- 3/8" drive air ratchet.
- 5" air high speed sander.
- 1/2" air impact wrench.
- Air hammer.
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