From hammers to multi-tools: everything you need to tick items off your to-do list

Got the DIY itch?

Whether you like it or not, as soon as the first sunny days arrive, that urge to get stuck into some DIY starts to kick in. The fence could do with a bit of attention, the garden table has a loose slat, and that one project in the garage is still waiting to be finished. Time to roll up your sleeves and really get to grips with your spring DIY projects. And what makes any job better? The right tools, of course!

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Hammers

Time to strike

A good hammer is often the basis for any job. Whether you’re hammering in nails, tapping wood into place, carrying out minor repairs or prying loose old materials, it comes in handy more often than you might think. From sledgehammers and ball-peen hammers to soft-face mallet: we have the right hammer for almost any job.

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Woodworking saws

Less roughness, more control

With a good woodworking saw, you can cut planks, battens and panels to size with precision. Thanks to the fine teeth, you can cut cleanly and precisely, with a neat finish that often requires hardly any sanding. Ideal for furniture, wood joints and jobs where the end result simply has to look good. From a new plant pot to repairing a fence: with the right saw, you can work more neatly and more easily.

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Woodworking clamps

For projects put together well

Woodworking clamps are the unsung heroes of any job. Besides clamping surfaces together for gluing, you can also use them to hold materials in place whilst painting, sawing or drilling. They provide greater stability and safety for every job. And a lot less grumbling!

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Multi-tools

A pocket-sized toolbox

A multi-tool is ideal for quick jobs and temporary repairs. Whether you need to pry something loose, trim something or tighten a screw without having to dig out your entire toolbox. Perfect for those moments when something needs sorting out straight away, so your DIY project, afternoon in the garden or barbecue can carry on without a hitch.