Power Tools (Electric Tools)
Power tools make woodworking faster, more efficient, and allow for cleaner, more precise cuts. Here are some must-have power tools for beginners:

Essential Power Tools for Beginners
Drill Machine (Corded or Cordless)

Used for drilling holes and driving screws.

A cordless drill offers more flexibility and ease of use.

Jigsaw

Perfect for making curved and intricate cuts in wood.

Easy to use and a great tool for creative projects.

Circular Saw

Ideal for making straight cuts quickly.

Can replace a table saw for beginners with a guide rail for accuracy.

Random Orbital Sander

Used for smoothing wood surfaces and removing rough spots.

A random orbital sander is best as it prevents swirl marks.

Router

A versatile tool used for shaping edges, cutting grooves, and making joints.

A plunge router is useful for beginners.

Table Saw (For Advanced Beginners)

A powerful tool for making precise rip cuts, crosscuts, and angled cuts.

Not essential for absolute beginners but useful as you advance.

Miter Saw

Used for making precise angled and crosscuts.

A great tool for projects like picture frames, furniture, and molding.