Outdoor Power Tools

• Electric and gasoline powered chainsaws come in a variety of lengths and strengths (measured in horsepower).
  
  

Swinging Tools

• Single and two-sided axes and hatchets require a lot more work from the user than chainsaws to accomplish the same goal, but they require no outlets, extension cords or fossil fuels to operate.
  
  

Hand Saws

• Cross-cut saws come in a wide variety of sizes and can tear through formidable pieces of wood quickly. Miter saws have ultra fine teeth and ensure a straight and level cut, while coping saws can be used for scrolling and intricate patterns.
  
  

Indoor Power Tools

• Table saws ensure straight cuts very quickly. Circular saws are portable and produce similar results to the table saw.
  
  

Small Hand Tools

• Chisels and knives can be found with a variety of different blades and tips for wood cutting and removal; these smaller choices are often a last step before sand paper is used.