12 Tools Under $20 Every Woodworker Needs

Summary by Krater

A woodworking enthusiast reviews 12 inexpensive tools under $20 that are useful in the shop, including tape measures, pencils, magnets, grabbers, nail sets, center punches, spray handles, utility knives, an ice pick, saws, tongue depressors, and syringe kits.

From the video

Answers: What are some useful woodworking tools under $20?

• Inexpensive woodworking tools
• Shop organization and gadgets
• Measuring and marking tools
• Retrieval and clamping tools
• Fastening and finishing tools

What it concludes

• The 9-foot DeWalt tape measure is compact and convenient to carry in a pocket.
• The Pica-Dry mechanical pencil features a thick lead and a built-in sharpener in the cap.
• A telescoping magnet tool is useful for retrieving dropped metal hardware from hard-to-reach places.
• A flexible grabber tool with claws helps retrieve non-magnetic items in tight spaces.
• A spring-loaded nail set drives nails without needing a hammer.
• An automatic center punch creates indents in metal without a hammer for accurate drilling starts in metal work projects without slipping bits across the surface.