Veritas Tools

Veritas Tools, based in Ottawa, Canada, is a world leader in woodworking tool design innovation and the manufacturing arm of Lee Valley .  With 250 products and more than 100 patents covering planes, sharpening equipment, marking and measuring tools, router... Read More

Veritas Tools, based in Ottawa, Canada, is a world leader in woodworking tool design innovation and the manufacturing arm of Lee Valley .  With 250 products and more than 100 patents covering planes, sharpening equipment, marking and measuring tools, router tables, drilling accessories and more , Veritas develops tools for discerning woodworkers.  Research and development engineers, industrial designers and a modern manufacturing facility combine to create innovative tools of the highest quality .  Toolcraft offers Veritas planes, fences, guides and jigs for uncompromising craftsmen.

What distinguishes Veritas Tools in the woodworking world?

Veritas Tools, founded in Ottawa, Canada in 1985 as the manufacturing arm of Lee Valley Tools, has grown into a leading innovator in woodworking tool design, holding over 100 patents across a lineup of roughly 250–1,250 precision tools including planes, marking gauges, saws, sharpening gear, measuring devices, router tables, and more 

What types of tools does Veritas offer, and what makes them special?

Veritas produces an extensive range that includes handplanes (many with proprietary PM-V11 steel), joinery saws, sharpening systems, marking & measuring tools, chisels, router jigs, drilling accessories, and bench components. Their tools blend heritage-inspired designs with modern engineering, delivering accuracy and durability demanded by discerning woodworkers 

Are Veritas tools suitable for professional users?

Absolutely. Veritas tools are valued by professionals and serious amateurs for their build quality, precision, and innovative engineering. Reviews consistently note that they deliver excellent performance at a high value, comparable to premium competitors while offering practical design and consistent reliability