Woodworking and DIY power tools

For DIY enthusiasts and for professionals

Let’s take a look at the most typical woodworking and woodworking DIY power tools (although perhaps over time this will expand):

So in the following articles you can find interesting information about some of the woodworking and DIY power tools that I use in my workshop and in my videos.

What is a Drill Press?

An essential tool for any woodworking or metalworking shop to drill with precision: The drill press! Learn about its parts, how to use it, what features to look for to choose the best one, and discover the top brands.

What is a circular saw?

The circular saw is a woodworking tool that will help us increase the cutting capacity that we have in our workshop. It allows us to make straighter and faster cuts.

What is a jigsaw tool?

The jigsaw is one of the most versatile woodworking tools we can have. And rightly one of the first power tools that the hobbyist buys along with the drill.

Coming soon:

The cordless screwdriver: I can assure you that I have destroyed my arms putting in and taking out screws with the hand screwdriver. Now it’s a quick and easy job. The only power tool in our shops that always must be cordless.

The wood router: This woodworking tool is often the great unknown of the beginner. But when we discover it, we immediately realize how big a leap our woodworking projects are going to take. It will easily become our favorite tool.

It is because there are always things that escape our knowledge, I am more of those who believe they are learners of everything rather than masters of nothing. But in the articles I intend to give as broad an overview as I can of the electric woodworking machines that are commonly used in DIY and woodworking projects.

This information is based on my experience using these woodworking machines and on data I have collected. In each case I will tell you what particular power tool I have, what things about those woodworking and DIY tools I like or dislike, or if I am satisfied with it.

This page will be completed little by little, so it will continue 🙂