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Check the tool to ensure it is clean and in good condition before use.

Use your hands to check if the tool is sharp.

Use a small, light tool for heavy work.

Ignore the tool's specific purpose.

Carry tools in your pockets.

Carry a tool so that the point or edge is aimed towards the floor.

Always carry tool by the handle.

Be sure the tool handle is tight and fits right.

Hold it so they can grab the tool by the handle.

Throw the tool to them carefully.

Hand it to them by the sharp end.

Toss it gently onto a table near them.

Before using a hammer, ensure the head is firmly secured on the handle.

It is safe to strike another tempered, hardened surface with a hard, metal hammer.

Ball peen hammers have been case hardened.

Never use a hammer with a loose head.

Wear a face shield

Wear gloves only

Work in a dark area

Use bare hands

To measure angles

To determine if a surface is horizontal or vertical

To cut materials

To tighten bolts

Measuring liquid volume

Marking roof pitches

Cutting wood

Mixing paint

Carpenter square

Tape measure

Combination square

Landscape tape measure

Marking and checking 90° angles

Measuring depth

Finding the center of a round object

Cutting wood

Landscape tape measure

Digital caliper

Soapstone

Locking C-clamp

Outer dimensions

Inner dimensions

Depth of holes

Overall property boundaries

It is more heat-resistant

It provides a more visible mark

It is reusable

It is used for measuring

F clamp

Pipe Clamp

Lever Locking Pliers

Corner Clamp

Always use the right tool for the job and check its condition before use.

Use any tool available, regardless of its purpose.

Check if a tool is sharp by touching it with your hands.

Use small, light tools for heavy work.