My go to recommendation for affordable bevel edge chisels that still cut and retain their edge well.

A great tool for scoring across the grain. But can also be used for scoring along the grain if care and light passes are used.

A great alternative to our premium marking knives. The blade is exactly the same shape, and can be folded away for protection.

A great all-rounder for woodworking. These are commonly referred to as a No.5, however you can also get a No. 5 1/2 which is slightly wider and longer.

These are my recommendations for Low Angle Block Planes, otherwise known as a No 60 1/2.

This saw cuts on the pull stroke which often makes it easier to commence a cut. Additionally, the blades are fully replaceable and do not require sharpening, making this a very convenient and low maintenance saw.

A well built sliding bevel that has a rock solid lock on it.

A budget set of engineers squares that in my experience were spot on right out the box.

This is used to hold a blade at a constant angle while sharpening. Pair with one of our protrusion stops for quick and easy setups.

A diamond stone is often considered the most low maintenance way of sharpening blades. They cut quickly, stay flat, and last a long time.

This is used to gently remove the burr produced while sharpening a blade. Adding the compound to the strop can also make the edge even sharper

The best book for a general overview of all things woodwork. Great for anyone gettting into the craft.

A nice affordable coping saw with a rectangular section frame that stays rigid while cutting.