35 Foolproof Gifts For Woodworkers That No Workshop Is Complete Without

Whether he's Bob Vila or just bought his first hammer, any woodworker can benefit from The Handy Shop Reference. The book is full of useful facts and figures about everything from measurements to angles to adhesives to finishing. It's sized for portability, so he can take it with him anywhere.

Keep small materials and even small tools close at hand with the MagnoGrip. The wristband stays stuck to your wrist with a little bit of Velcro and has a super-strong magnet inside that grips any and all metal.

Score a hole-in-one (or two, or more) when you give a woodworker this set of Dewalt Titanium Drillbit. Dewalt is one of the premier names in drilling, and they'll be able to count on the depth and breadth of the 14 piece spread to drill all the holes in all the wood they need with a clean cut every time.

When you need to get some filing done, the Shinto rasp saw will get you across the finish line quickly and smoothly. The 9" rasp saw has specially designed teeth to prevent clogging and has one side for coarse grinding and one for fine grinding.

When the lights go down in the woodshop, this LED Clip-on Work Light will still be going strong. The light has two settings, is dimmable, and shines in either warm light or white light. The neck is super flexible and can be pointed in any direction that'll best fit the project at hand.

Experience perfect fit and comfort with Decibullz Custom Molded Earplugs. Heat, mold, and enjoy personalized hearing protection that adapts to your ears. It’s the clever way to block out the world, in a very personalized and effective way.

That shop life is a loud one and to keep a woodworker's hearing intact but also keep him entertained while he's working on a project, these ISOtuned Bluetooth Earplug Headphones are a perfect solution. They reduce outside noise by 27dB, have a 10hour battery life for music playing, and connect to his favorite streaming devices via Bluetooth.

Chefs aren't the only ones at risk of losing a finger, that fear is very real for woodworkers, too. Protect their hands and protect them from kickbacks with this push block. It's got a sturdy design and non-friction surface to hold things in place.

Woodworker's Journal is more than a magazine, it's the inspiration for new projects, it's information about up-and-coming technology and happenings in the woodworking world, and it's ideal for any craftsman. Treat them to a year of fascinating facts, stories, and projects to try with a subscription.

You'll be saving a woodworker time and effort crafting his wares when you give him this double edge pull saw. Contrary to the push saw that's common in the US, this Japan-based item is more lightweight, leaves a cleaner edge, and requires less energy to drag across the wood.

Easily create amazing works of art over all types of wooden surfaces using this wood burning pen. Designed for wooden and leather surfaces, this handy tool comes with variable temperature control and eleven interchangeable tips with a lead-free solder.

This is not a cookie you can eat, but it's as great as one of a tastier variety. The bench cookie workbench gripper has a non-slip top and clips on to your workbench or sawhorse to hold wood that you're working with firmly in one place. Even if you're using a tool like a sander, the wood will stay put.

Even if the shop is lit up more than a Christmas tree, it can be hard to see in small spaces that are cast in shadow. With these gloves on his hands, a woodworker can shine a light on the spot in question and still have his hands free to work. They're extra flexible and won't inhibit his movement.

They'll be moving and grooving with ease when using this set of rasp drill bits. When they need to grind, polish, shape, or burnish softwood, this set of nine is just what they need to do it. The bits have 1/4 shanks that are designed to fit any drill.

You don’t have to go far or spend big to relieve back pain when you have this portable back decompressing device at your disposal. This clinically proven product even allows 180-degree positions from that range from upright to full inversion.

This small but mighty wonder is his key to making sure all his ducks, or his drywall hangings, are in a row. It casts a bright, easy-to-see laser across a span of more than 10 feet and is also equipped with tech that allows it to measure where the laser stops shining at the end of the beam.

Finding The Tool is a lot like finding The One, you never want to let it go. With this honing guide, when the relationship starts to dim a little, he can shine it right back up. It's self-centering and adjustable and can hone tools at almost any angle.

Add some flair to his collection of router bits with this Hiltext Tungsten Carbide Router set. Each of the pieces in the 15 piece set makes clean, precise cuts on the wood he's using for his project and is heat-resistant. They're noted as being great for edging, grooving, and veining.