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Woodworking power tools are essential equipment for anyone engaged in woodworking projects. They make tasks easier, more efficient, and often result in more precise work. Here are some common types of woodworking power tools:

1. Circular Saw: A handheld tool used for making straight cuts in wood, plywood, and other materials.

2. Table Saw: A stationary saw with a circular blade that's used for making long, straight cuts in wood.

3. Miter Saw (Compound Miter Saw): Used to make accurate crosscuts and miter cuts in wood. Compound miter saws can also make bevel cuts.

4. Router: Used for hollowing out an area or shaping the edges of wood. It can also be used to make decorative edges and patterns.

5. Jigsaw: A handheld saw used for cutting curves, intricate shapes, and notches in wood and other materials.

6. Band Saw: A stationary saw with a continuous band of toothed metal that's used for cutting curves and resawing wood.

7. Planer: Used for flattening and smoothing the surface of wood, ensuring it's even and the desired thickness.

8. Jointer: Primarily used for straightening and flattening one face and one edge of a board before joining them.

9. Drill Press: A stationary machine for drilling precise holes at various angles in wood and other materials.

10. Belt Sander: Used for sanding large, flat surfaces quickly.

11. Random Orbital Sander: Used for finish sanding and removing fine layers of wood to create a smooth surface.

12. Router Table: A stationary platform for mounting a router, allowing for more precise and controlled operations.

13. Thickness Planer: Used to reduce the thickness of lumber, making it even and precise.

14. Dust Collector: Essential for maintaining a clean and safe workspace by collecting sawdust and debris generated by woodworking tools.

15. Lathe: Used for turning wood to create cylindrical or rounded objects like table legs, bowls, and spindles.

16. Scroll Saw: Specialized for intricate, detailed cuts and curves.

17. Biscuit Joiner: Used for creating strong and invisible joints in wood by cutting slots for biscuits.

18. Nail Gun (Brad Nailer, Finish Nailer, etc.): Speeds up the process of fastening wood pieces together.

19. Cordless Drills: Versatile tools used for drilling holes and driving screws in various woodworking applications.

20. CNC Router: Computer-controlled machines that can carve intricate designs and patterns into wood with a high degree of precision.

The prices of these tools can vary widely depending on the brand, features, and quality. It's a good idea to research and compare different models and brands to find the best tool for your specific woodworking needs and budget.