Sometimes, the best gifts are functional and simple. If you need present ideas, look at these practical gifts for the woodworker in your life. They’ll be a big hit with any professional or hobbyist.
Magnetic Wristband
Depending on the project, woodworkers can’t stand by their workstations the whole time to complete tasks. For example, screwing bolts on the bottom of tables is a unique task. Fortunately, magnetic wristbands make construction easier by holding screws and small tools. The wristbands are perfect for woodworking, home improvement, and DIY projects.
Precision Triangle
Woodworking is a labor-intensive yet rewarding activity. Make someone’s life easier by giving them tools that increase efficiency. In particular, a precision triangle is an awesome tool for woodworkers.
Some benefits of using a precision woodworking triangle are improved accuracy and versatility. They allow woodworkers to make precise cuts at cardinal angles. They’re also simple to use! Precision triangles are easy additions to workshops.
Leather Apron
Keep a woodworker’s clothes sawdust free with a leather apron. The rugged apron has padded straps, dust flaps, and canvas for additional durability. The enticing part about leather aprons is the pockets. Woodworkers can keep everything on-hand inside their deep pockets! Hammers, drill bits, and tape measurers are only a reach away.
Wood Burning Pen
A wood-burning pen is a practical gift for woodworkers, especially those who engrave their workpieces. Whether they want to leave a unique signature or intricate design, the pen is a handy tool. Most wood-burning pens have interchangeable tips, allowing woodworkers to draw on various workpieces. This gift is great for professionals and hobbyists!
Project Blocks
Multipurpose project blocks elevate workpieces without clamps. The non-intrusive supporters are ideal for holding projects while painting or staining. This allows woodworkers to finish projects faster. Additionally, project blocks are small and will fit in most workstations.
Drill Guide
A challenging part of woodworking is accuracy, especially for projects like cabinets or TV stands. Those workpieces require joinery to hold wood together. While traditional tape measurers can help woodworkers space out holes, there’s always a chance of mistakes. Luckily, drill guides offer accurate spacing between holes.
