New Hand Tools
These are reliable hand tools designed for the rigours of daily site work. From chisels to pliers, the range ensures you have the right tool for any job, whether it's tightening connections, cutting materials, or shaping components. Built for resilience, each piece stands up to heavy use with ergonomic grips and precision edges that won't let you down.
What Are Hand Tools Used For?
- Chisels are perfect for shaping wood or removing old mortar during renovation work.
- Pliers are essential for electricians when gripping, twisting, or cutting wires on site.
- Hammers are a staple for joiners and builders, driving nails or breaking down materials.
- Screwdrivers are indispensable for fitters adjusting or assembling components on the job.
- Saws make quick work of cutting timber, pipes, or metal, ensuring precise and clean finishes.
Who Uses These Hand Tools?
- Carpenters rely on these tools for crafting and fitting wooden structures.
- Electricians use them for installations and maintenance, ensuring safe and reliable connections.
- Plumbers keep a set handy for cutting and fitting pipes on site.
- General builders and DIY enthusiasts need these for a variety of construction and repair tasks.
Choosing the Right Hand Tools
Selecting the right hand tools depends on the specific tasks and materials you're working with:
1. Material and Build Quality
For heavy-duty work, choose tools made from high-grade steel for durability and performance. Avoid cheaper materials that may not withstand site conditions.
2. Ergonomic Design
Comfortable grips reduce hand fatigue during prolonged use. Look for tools that offer anti-slip handles and balanced weight distribution.
3. Specificity of Use
Match the tool to the job-precision screwdrivers for electronics, robust hammers for framing, and specialist pliers for cutting and crimping.
Hand Tool Accessories to Enhance Your Kit
Keep your tools in top condition and extend their functionality with these essential accessories:
1. Tool Belts
Carry your essential tools comfortably on site with a durable tool belt, keeping everything within reach.
2. Sharpening Stones
Maintain the cutting edge of your chisels and blades with a reliable sharpening stone, ensuring clean cuts every time.
Hand Tools FAQs
Are these hand tools suitable for outdoor use?
Yes, many hand tools are designed to withstand outdoor conditions, though it's advisable to keep them clean and dry to prevent rust.
How often should I sharpen my chisels?
Regular sharpening is recommended to maintain performance, especially after heavy use or when you notice a dull edge.
What is the best way to store hand tools?
Store hand tools in a dry, secure tool box or chest to protect them from damage and corrosion, ensuring they are clean and well-organised.
