Brands
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3M is a global company in abrasives, tapes and safety equipment, among other things. The shop carries microfibre cloths.
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Auriou in Saint-Juéry, France, hand-stitches rasps with an irregular tooth pattern that leaves a smooth, even surface.
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Austramax makes pressure kerosene lanterns, storm lanterns for outdoor life and preparedness.
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Autosol in Germany makes metal polish and rust remover for tools and metal parts.
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Bad Axe Tool Works in Wisconsin makes handmade, resharpenable backsaws and handsaws.
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Bahco is a classic Swedish tool brand within SNA Europe, offering saw files, saws, card scrapers and hammers.
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Ballograf in Gothenburg has made pens since 1945, including mechanical pencils for precise marking.
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Beall in the USA makes threading tools for cutting screws and nuts in wood.
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BeaverCraft in Ukraine makes carving knives, spoon knives and woodcraft accessories.
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Benchdogs UK in England makes accessories for MFT tables and track saws: bench dogs, fences and squares.
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BlackLine Tool Company makes carbide-tipped turning tools, the Moly range, for easy woodturning.
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BOW Products makes featherboards and safety accessories for router tables, table saws and band saws.
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Bowclamp makes bowed cauls that give even pressure across the full width when gluing up panels.
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Bridge City Tool Works in Oregon makes ingenious precision tools for marking, measuring and joinery.
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Briwax is an English furniture wax of beeswax and carnauba, clear or in several brown shades.
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Brusso in the USA makes hinges and hardware in solid, machined brass for furniture and boxes.
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Clifton makes planes in Sheffield: bench planes, shoulder planes and spokeshaves in the classic English tradition.
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Connell makes leather products for the workshop: aprons, tool rolls, saw covers and strops.
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Crucible Tools is the tool brand of Lost Art Press, with holdfasts, lump hammers, card scrapers and measuring tools.
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Dogyu is a Japanese brand of woodworking tools such as chisels and planes.
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Drei Sterne in Germany makes marking crayons for wood, metal and stone.
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Dubuque Clamp Works in the USA makes clamps and bar clamps in wood and aluminium.
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E.C. Emmerich (ECE) in Germany has made wooden planes since 1852.
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Easy Wood Tools in the USA makes carbide turning tools: Easy Rougher, Finisher and Detailer.
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Ehoma in Germany makes parallel clamps and malleable-iron F-clamps for woodworkers.
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Elementary Design makes screwdrivers with interchangeable bits and wooden handles.
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Fällkniven in Boden, Sweden, makes knives and sharpening tools, including the DC4 pocket stone.
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FastCap in the USA makes clever workshop products, including the GlüBot and BabeBot glue bottles.
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Fisch in Austria makes high-quality wood drill bits: twist drills, auger bits and Forstner bits in metric and imperial sizes.
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Fiskars is a Finnish company dating back to 1649, known for axes, pruners, scissors and hand tools for garden and craft.
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Flexcut in the USA makes carving tools, whittling knives and folding knives for carving and woodcraft.
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Fujikawa makes Japanese bench chisels (oire nomi) with laminated steel and oak handles.
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Glen-Drake Tools in the USA makes marking gauges with fine adjustment, the Tite-Mark.
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Gnesta Penseln is a Swedish brush factory making brushes for linseed oil paint and traditional painting.
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GVS Elipse makes lightweight respirators and accessories for dust and fumes in the workshop.
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Hampshire Sheen in England makes waxes and oils for woodturning and furniture.
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Hattori is a Japanese knife brand with handmade knives in laminated steel.
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Henry Taylor in Sheffield makes carving tools, gouges and turning tools, including the Acorn range and Glenn Lucas signature tools.
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Hishika makes Japanese pull saws: dozuki, ryoba and kataba for fine joinery and general sawing.
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Hock Tools in California makes plane irons, chipbreakers and marking knives that give old and new planes a better edge.
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Hultafors is a Swedish brand of measuring tools, including folding rules, craft rules and timber scales.
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Incra in the USA makes precision tools: T-track, marking rules, router-table fences and squares.
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Iwasaki makes Japanese wood files with milled teeth that remove wood quickly and leave a smooth surface.
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JessEm in Canada makes router lifts, router table tops and accessories for router tables and table saws.
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JET makes wood lathes and workshop machines, including the JWL lathes and air filters.
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Joseph Marples is a long-established tool name from Sheffield, England, known for marking and measuring tools such as gauges, squares and bevels.
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Kalthoff Manufaktur is a Swedish forge making hand-forged axes, including carving axes.
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Kijima Seikou is a Japanese maker of pull saws, in business since 1925.
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Klingspor in Germany makes abrasives: sandpaper, sanding blocks and sanding pads.
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Knew Concepts in the USA makes fret saws and coping saws with stiff aluminium or titanium frames.
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Kreg in the USA makes pocket-hole jigs, clamps, T-track and workshop equipment.
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Lake Erie Toolworks in the USA makes wooden vise screws and kits for front and tail vices.
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Le Laboureur is a French knife maker with traditional folding knives.
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Lie-Nielsen Toolworks in Maine, USA, makes planes, chisels and saws in bronze and ductile iron after classic patterns.
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Liogier in Saint-Étienne, France, hand-stitches rasps: cabinet rasps, modeller's rasps and rat-tail rasps.
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Lost Art Press in Kentucky publishes books on woodworking, furniture and hand tools, both new titles and classics.
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M-Power in England makes clever marking and measuring tools and diamond stones for the workshop.
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Marples is a classic English tool brand. The shop carries traditional slotted screwdrivers in several sizes.
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Mastercrafter makes pyrography equipment (Burnmaster) and pocket knives for whittling.
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Matsunaga Stone – King / Sun Tiger
Matsunaga makes King and Sun Tiger stones, Japanese water stones popular for knives and tools.
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Matthias Fenner in Germany makes handmade tools in walnut and brass: awls, marking knives and mallets.
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Mellösaverken is a Swedish maker of wooden folding rules.
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Mora in Dalarna, Sweden, is known for the Mora knife, a Swedish knife for carving, outdoor life and craft made for over a hundred years.
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Naniwa Kenma is a Japanese maker of water stones for knives, razors and woodworking tools.
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Narex in the Czech Republic has made woodworking tools since 1919: chisels, turning tools, carving tools and rasps.
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Norea träverkstad is a Swedish workshop making shaving horses and woodcraft equipment.
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Norton is a Saint-Gobain Abrasives brand of sharpening products, including combination stones.
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Old Brown Glue is a liquid hide glue that can be used straight from the bottle, with a long open time and joints that can be released with heat and moisture.
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OP Leather & Wood makes leather strops and tool hangers.
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Orsa Stenhuggeri cuts sharpening stones from Orsa sandstone, a classic Swedish stone.
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PEC Products Engineering Corp.
PEC Tools in California makes precision measuring tools: squares, combination squares, rules and sliding bevels.
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Pégas in Switzerland makes scroll saw and fret saw blades, as well as fret saw frames for fine sawing.
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Peter Child is a British maker of pyrography machines and accessories for decorating wood.
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Piher in Spain makes clamps for woodworkers: F-clamps, parallel clamps, band clamps and quick clamps.
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Real Milk Paint in the USA makes powdered milk paint, pigments, waxes and oils for wood.
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Record Power in England makes wood lathes, band saws, planer-thicknessers and accessories.
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Red Rose Reproductions makes reproductions of classic tools, including dividers.
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Richard Kell is an English toolmaker producing honing guides, squares and marking tools in small batches.
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RipDog makes bench dogs and guides for safe ripping and crosscutting with a track saw on an MFT table.
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Robert Sorby of Sheffield makes woodturning tools and accessories.
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Rubank Verktygs' own products for tool care, such as jojoba oil and maintenance kits.
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Rude Mechanicals Press is a small American publisher of books on woodworking, furniture and craft tradition, with care for both content and printing.
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Samson Kamnik in Slovenia makes wood finishes: waxes, oils, end-grain sealers and wood balm.
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SawStop makes table saws with a safety system that stops the blade on contact with skin.
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Scribe-Master makes jigs for building your own MFT tables with accurate dog holes.
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Sean Hellman is an English green woodworker and author writing about sharpening and green wood.
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Selder & Co is a Swedish maker of linseed oil paint, oils and shellac for traditional finishing.
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Shinwa is a Japanese maker of measuring tools: squares, mitre squares, sliding bevels and rules.
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Sjöbergs is a Swedish maker of solid birch workbenches, bench accessories and workstations.
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The Snickeribokhandeln Library is a collection of second-hand and rare books on furniture, woodworking and design.
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Somax makes saw sets for setting saw teeth when sharpening saws.
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Sterling Toolworks in the USA makes dovetail markers, curve templates and rules in stainless steel and brass.
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Sunshine polishing cloths are treated cloths that clean and polish metal without liquid.
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Sweet Pickings Milk Paint / OFMP Co.
Sweet Pickings Milk Paint (OFMP) makes traditional powdered milk paint in many classic colours.
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TBS (The Bushcraft Store) in England makes bushcraft knives, folding knives and fire-lighting kits.
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Texas Heritage Woodworks in the USA makes tool storage and woodworking gear in leather and wood.
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Thomas Flinn & Co in Sheffield makes saws under the PAX and Lynx names, plus card scrapers and saw accessories.
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Tormek in Lindesberg, Sweden, makes water-cooled sharpening machines, jigs and accessories for precise edge-tool sharpening.
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Tors Hammare is a Swedish maker of hammers with wooden handles.
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Tremont Nail Company in the USA makes cut nails using 19th-century methods, for restoration and furniture.
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Trend in England makes router cutters, routers and accessories, diamond stones and tools for woodworkers and tradespeople.
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Trollull is Swedish steel wool in several grades for sanding, polishing and cleaning.
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UJK Technology makes jigs and accessories for the workshop, including a jig for home-made MFT tables.
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Veritas is the Canadian tool brand of Lee Valley, known for planes, honing guides and marking tools of thoughtful design.
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W.L. Fuller in the USA makes tapered drills, countersinks and plug cutters for neat screw joints in wood.
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Walrus Oil in the USA makes food-safe oils, waxes and soap for wood, cutting boards and furniture.
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Wenzloff and Sons is an American saw works making handmade backsaws and handsaws after classic patterns.
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WEZU in Germany makes measuring tools such as squares and rules for workshops and industry.
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X-Acto makes hobby knives with replaceable blades for precise cutting and model making.
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York in England makes front and tail vices, vise screws and mechanisms for workbenches.