Chapter V: Part V: , where they will be found alphabetically arranged

1 two-foot rule.
1 try-square (metal-bound).
1 pair of wing compasses.
1 marking-gauge.
1 mortise-gauge.
1 steel square (carpenter's framing-square).
1 bevel.
1 "odd jobs."
1 chalk-line and chalk.
1 knife.
5 firmer chisels (1/8", 1/4", 1/2", 7/8", 1-1/4").
2 framing-or mortising-chisels (1", 1-1/2").
3 gouges (1/4", 1/2", 1").
1 iron spoke-shave (adjustable).
1 draw-knife.
1 hatchet.
1 block-plane.
1 smoothing-plane.
1 long fore-plane (or a jointer).
1 jack-plane.
1 rabbet-plane (3/4" or 7/8" square).
1 cutting-off saw (panel-saw, 24").
1 splitting-saw (26").
1 back-saw (12").
1 turning-saw (14").
1 compass and keyhole saw (combined).
1 bit-brace.
3 auger-bits (1/2", 3/4", 1").
3 twist-drills (1/8", 3/16", 1/4").
A few bradawls and gimlets.
1 screw-driver for bit-brace.
1 countersink.
1 hammer and 2 nail-sets.
2 screw-drivers (different sizes).
Files of several kinds (flat,
three-cornered, and round
for metal, and half-round
and round for wood).
1 large half-round rasp.
1 cabinet scraper and burnisher.
1 mallet.
1 pair cutting-pliers.
1 pair of pincers.
1 wrench.
1 oil-stone and oiler.
2 or 3 oil-stone slips (different
shapes).
1 glue-pot.
2 or more iron clamps.
2 or more wooden hand-screws.
2 or more cabinet clamps (2' to
4').

An adjustable iron mitre-box will be a valuable addition to this
list, and a grindstone is of use even when you get most of your
grinding done.

A few carver's tools are also convenient at times if you can afford
them, as a skew-chisel (1/2"), a parting-tool (1/4"), and a small
veining-tool.

General supplies, such as nails, screws, glue, etc., specified in