Hand Tools
Chisels, saws, axes, mallets. Tools that need no power and do not care whether the extension lead reaches. A lot of the barn work on South Fyn is cut by hand, so this list keeps growing. Good hand tools also last decades and improve with use, which quietly makes them the cheapest things in the workshop over their lifetime.
Northmen Guild Axes (Set of 4)
Hand-forged axes in the traditional Scandinavian style. Beautiful and functional craft tools.
View details →Temple Tool Co Japanese Pull Saws (Set of 4)
Japanese-style pull saws for precise hand cuts. Cuts on the pull stroke for better control.
View details →Halder Simplex 40 Mallet
Soft-face mallet that won't damage your work. Essential for chisel work and assembly.
View details →Irwin Jack Handsaw
General purpose handsaw. Reliable, affordable, and gets the job done when you don't need power.
View details →Clamps (you never have enough)
Seriously. Buy more clamps. Then buy more. F-clamps, bar clamps, spring clamps — all of them.
View details →Tape Measure & Speed Square
The two tools I check every single measurement with. Nothing fancy, just reliable.
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