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Tackle any task with the right equipment
Every successful project, whether a simple home repair or a complex DIY build, starts with having the right tools. Harvey Norman’s extensive range provides reliable equipment designed to help you work efficiently and safely. From fundamental hand tools for everyday fixes to power tools for demanding jobs, our collection helps you complete any task.
What are the different types of tools?
Tools come in a wide variety, each designed for specific tasks.
Hand tools:
- Wrenches & pliers: Essential for gripping, turning, and fastening.
- Screwdrivers: A fundamental set for various screw types.
- Hammers & mallets: For striking, demolition, and shaping.
- Measuring tools: Tape measures, levels, and squares for accuracy.
- Cutting tools: Utility knives, saws, and snips for various materials.
Power tools:
- Drills & drivers: Corded and cordless options for drilling holes and driving screws.
- Saws: Circular saws, jigsaws, and reciprocating saws for cutting wood, metal, and more.
- Sanders: Orbital, belt, and detail sanders for smoothing surfaces.
- Grinders & routers: For shaping, cutting, and finishing materials.
Choosing the right tools for your projects
Selecting the right tools for your project ensures efficiency, safety, and the best possible results.
- Project type: Match tools to the job, like repairs, electrical, or heavy-duty work.
- Usage frequency: Basic sets suit casual users; pros need high-performance tools.
- Power source: Choose corded for steady power, cordless for mobility.
- Comfort & ergonomics: Go for well-balanced tools to reduce fatigue.
- Safety: Prioritise tools with guards, anti-vibration, and secure grips.
- Brand & warranty: Trusted brands offer better reliability and support.
Maintenance for hand tools and power tools
Proper care of your tools not only extends their lifespan but also ensures safe, reliable performance.
Hand tools
- Clean after each use.
- Store in a dry place.
- Sharpen cutting tools regularly.
- Check for wear and damage.
- Lightly lubricate tools with joints.
Power tools
- Unplug or remove batteries before maintenance.
- Inspect cords, batteries, blades, and bits.
- Follow the manufacturer's instructions.
- Clean vents and surfaces.
- Tighten loose components.
- Store properly.