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You will need a small set of chisels for squaring mortises and other purposes. They can be bought in sets and there are two types: bevel-edge and firmers. The more versatile bevel-edge chisel is a light tool that gives increased control and accuracy; the side bevels allow one to cut into tight corners.

Firmers are the chisels you hit with a mallet. The blade is far stronger and can be used in a robust manner. If you buy the “split-proof” variety, they can take repeated mallet blows with no damage.

Other additions to the toolkit include a gouge (for paring), which is just a chisel with a curved end, a mortise chisel (an extremely strong firmer chisel for removing the waste from a deep mortise), a wide range of screwdrivers, and an awl.

Chisels and screwdrivers 1 firmer chisels, 2 bevel edge chisels, 3 flathead screwdrivers, 4 awl, 5 Phillips screwdrivers, 6 gouge, 7 mortise chisel, 8 Yankee screwdriver