Cutting Tools

Heavy-duty shears that produce enough force when the handles are closed to slice through metal bolts, chains, or rodsm

Used to cut curves.

A type of handset that's used to cut curved lines or shapes.

A type of handsaw that cuts against the grain of the wood; the shape of the teeth and the angle in which they're set are the main differences in this type of saw.

A type of handsaw that's used to cut metal; a hacksaw has an adjustable frame that holds thin blades of varying length in place; a handle is set in one end.

Used to score and cut metal pieces and tunes.

A type of handsaw that cuts against the grain of the wood; the shape of the teeth and the angle in which they're set are the main differences in this type of saw.

Snips and shears have two cutting blades that scissor together when the handles close; the blades can be curves or straight.