1. Rubber-headed mallet
2. Masonry bits
3. Phillips screwdriver
4. Hammer
5. Mallet
6. Protective gloves
7. Bricklayer's trowel
8. Saw
9. Circular saw
10. Builder's square
11. Spirit level
12. Pick axe
13. Sledgehammer
14. Brick cutters
15. Hawk
16. Frenchman
17. Auger

Safety Tips

• Where high-speed drilling and cutting are required, it is vital to wear goggles to protect your eyes and a dust mask to stop you breathing in fine particles. If you are operating power tools for a long time, you should use a pair of ear protectors as well.
• Any power tools used outdoors should be plugged into an RCD adaptor or RCD socket outlet.
• Seek advice from your local authority on the safe disposal of waste materials. On no account should paints, primers, solvents or any other chemicals be discharged into drains or water courses.

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