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Tools for the woodshop

You build function into every panel, drawer, and frame. From working at the shop to installing on the job, you need tools that can keep up every step of the way.
A person using a DEWALT cordless router to shape a piece of wood in a workshop. The person is wearing a DEWALT cap and working on a large wooden table, with sawdust visible and various workshop equipment in the background.
DEWALT® is with you every step of the way 

Built to fit seamlessly

A video shows a busy woodshop where carpenters use DEWALT power tools for woodworking; scenes feature tool demonstrations, teamwork, and various wood projects among shelves full of lumber.
A person using a DEWALT yellow tape measure to measure a wooden cabinet door in a workshop.

Layout

Plan every measurement and mark, so your projects start with confidence and finish with accuracy.

A person is using a DEWALT track saw to cut a large sheet of wood on a workbench in a woodworking shop. The saw is positioned on a metal guide rail for precise cutting. The shop contains various tools, materials, and cabinets in the background.

Cut

You turn raw materials into the components of a structure. Straight, precise cuts are key to unlocking the possibilities.

A person using a DEWALT power tool to work on wooden boards in a woodworking shop. The workspace contains various tools, equipment, and a bottle of DEWALT wood glue on the table.

Fasten

Fasten every piece of cabinetry together and create strength in joints. It's all about power and adaptability.

A person using a DEWALT cordless belt sander with a dust collection hose attached, working on a piece of wood in a workshop.

Finish

Sand, refinish, and scribe cabinets for an exceptional build and install. The function is in the finish.

Workshop Essentials

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*Maximum initial battery voltage (measured without a workload) is 20 and 60 volts. Nominal voltage 18 and 54, respectively. 

Use depicted is for illustrative purposes only. Always follow manufacturers instructions and warnings.