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SM 60-22 Cordless Miter Saw
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Cordless oscillating multitool SMT 6-22
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SC 6WL-22 Cordless Circular Saw for wood
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Nuron SJD 6-22 Cordless jigsaw
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Nuron SR 4-22 One-handed reciprocating saw
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Nuron SR 6-22 Reciprocating saw
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SC 30WR-22 Cordless circular saw
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Nuron SF 4-22 Cordless drill driver
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SF 10W-22 Cordless drill driver
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VC 2D-22 cordless construction vacuum
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Nuron AG 6D-22 Cordless angle grinder (125 mm)

Choose the right carpentry power tools for the trade
As a joiner or carpenter, you’ll know that your skills will cover a variety of tasks across any project, so a reliable tool kit can make all the difference between a good job and a great job. More importantly, this is something that can maintain your reputation as a trusted carpentry professional. Having the right tools can ensure that your completed projects are robust, considered and finished to a high standard. This could include general woodworking, performing fine cuts, intricate multitool blade work and more.
While there are a number of options available, you can browse some of our best joinery tools and equipment on this page for everyday jobs in the joinery trade. As a leading brand of power tools, we have a host of different options available to cover a range of tasks, so you can be confident that our tools will not only help you get the job done, but get it done well.

Our best joinery power tools on the Nuron platform
With selected tools on the Nuron range, you get power tools without compromise thanks to longer-lasting batteries, time-saving accessories, and a range of services to keep you productive, today and tomorrow. So, if it’s sawing, drilling or grinding across a range of materials, you can trust carpentry tools from the Nuron range. And as most of these tools run on the same battery platform, switching between kit for different tasks couldn’t be easier – with the added bonus of a fully cordless approach on all your current and future jobsites.
In addition to safety features on our tools such as Active Torque Control and Active Vibration Reduction, our add-on vacuum accessories to reduce dust and portable lamps also mean you can work in a safer environment. So even when you're managing everyday tasks like cutting through wood, using hand tools or measuring up, we can make sure you’re fully prepared for the job at hand.

Why Buy Nuron
Power around 90 tools with a single battery
More work-per-charge
Built-in battery diagnostics
New and improved safety features
Last charged location*
Which joinery and woodworking power tools are best for specific joinery tasks?
While some tools offer versatility, we can recommend the best tools you should be using for certain tasks. This order can vary depending on whether the carpenter is focused on first fix, second fix, kitchen fitting, roofing, or general joinery.

Use a mitre saw for
Cutting skirting board and architrave at angles
Cutting timber studs and joists • Installing/ preparing door frames, mouldings and trim
Cutting skirting board and architrave at angles

Use a framing nailer for
Building timber stud walls and partitions
Assembling roof trusses and timber frames
Installing timber decking

Use a nail gun for
Installing skirting boards and architraves
Fixing decorative trim
Securing panelling and other finishing work

Use a multi-tool for
Flush-cutting nails, screws and hidden fixings
Trimming door casings to aid flooring installation
Cutting out damaged sections of timber for repairs

Use a cordless jigsaw for
Cutting curves or shapes in timber worktops
Cutting sink and hob openings
Performing intricate cuts in sheet materials and panels

Use a reciprocating saw for
Demolition and removal of timber structures
Cutting timber with embedded nails during renovations
Removing old door frames, stud walls and flooring

Use a circular saw for
Cutting sheet materials such as plywood and Oriented Strand Board (OSB)
Ripping timber boards to width
Cutting framing timber and construction lumber to size

Use a drill driver for
Installing cabinets, kitchens and fitted furniture
Drilling pilot holes in timber
Driving screws into timber framing, flooring and joinery

Use an angle grinder for
Cutting metal brackets, bolts and fixings on-site
Trimming metal connectors used in timber construction

Use a vacuum cleaner for
Cleaning work areas in advance
Collecting wood dust from cutting, sanding and drilling operations
