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Marine Systems Program
2020-2021 Tool List - Spring
Welcome to the Marine Systems Program at the Northwest School of Wooden Boatbuilding. This
program is designed to prepare you for an entry level position in the Marine Industry. The topics covered
are diverse and your training includes both theoretical and hands-on learning. As your instructors, we
are excited to help advance your knowledge and prepare you for a professional career in this interesting
and dynamic field.
Before arriving on campus, you need a basic kit of quality tools. This tool list will get you started in this
field and are tools that you will use during this program. After you graduate and move forward in your
career, you can add to these tools. Keep in mind that you are expected to have all required tools prior
to the start of the second week of class.
The tool lists are grouped by category: Electrical, Corrosion, Mechanical, Layout, Other Tools, and
Personal Protection Equipment (PPE). PPE use is required as your safety is always our priority. When a
brand and model number is included, that is the recommended item. The prices listed are an estimate
of the cost for a quality tool. Having the most expensive tools does not guarantee you will do better
work, but you will want reliable and quality tools at hand to make your work more enjoyable.
As you accumulate tools you will need a way to carry and store them. When choosing tool storage, keep
in mind the workplace of a marine technician. During a typical workday, you will be in and out of vehicles
and on and off boats numerous times. You should choose tool storage to facilitate mobility, keep your
tools contained to prevent loss off the dock, and to protect working surfaces. Soft-sided backpacks or
cases are best to avoid damage to boat interior spaces.
In addition to your tools and books (separate book list provided), you are required to purchase a student
membership with the American Boat & Yacht Council (ABYC). Membership in ABYC gives you access to
industry standards referenced during the course, as well as the option to become industry certified.
ABYC membership information is included on the last page of this handout.
If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. We look forward to teaching and coaching you along
on this adventure and wherever this endeavor takes you.
Respectfully,
Kevin T. Ritz Jordan Primus
Marine Systems Lead Instructor Marine Systems Instructor
kevin.ritz@nwswb.edu jordan.primus@nwswb.edu
02/2021Electrical Tools
Tools listed in bold are required, other tools are recommended.
**Discount may be possible if purchased in class. Contact your Instructor for more information.
Tool Brand/Model Price Required/Recommended
Fluke 117 w/Test Leads $210
Digital Multimeter** -OR- Required (choose one)
Klein 800 w/Test Leads $180
Circuit Analyzer** Extech CT70 $220 Required
Ratcheting Single-Crimp
Ancor 703010 $60 Required
Tool
Wire Stripper Ancor 702030 $45 Required
NEMA L5-30 Male Plug Marinco 305 CRPN $40 Required
NEMA L5-30 Female
Marinco 305 CRPN $30 Required
Connector
NEMA L5-30 M to F
Marinco S30-15 $40 Required
Adapter
See Mechanical Tools
Diagonal Cutter Required
List – Pliers Set
Wire and Cable Cutter Ancor 703005 $30 Recommended
Phillips, Slotted, and
Insulated Screwdriver Set $30-$60 Recommended
Square
Alligator Test Clip $5-$10 Recommended
Corrosion Tools
Tools listed in bold are required, other tools are recommended.
**Discount may be possible if purchased in class. Contact your Instructor for more information.
Tool Brand/Model Price Required/Recommended
Mil. Spec. Zinc Reference
Electro-Guard RP-2 $98 Required
Electrode**
Scratch Awl (Wood Handle) Stanley 69-122 $11 Required
12 AWG Black Silicone
25 feet $15 Required
Stranded Wire
Banana Plugs (Solder-on) Male & Female $12 Required
Small Wire Brush $10 Recommended
Sawzall Blade $10 Recommended
AC Leakage Clamp Meter Sonel CMP-200 $79 Recommended
02/2021Mechanical Tools
Tools listed in bold are required, other tools are recommended.
Tool Brand/Model Price Required/Recommended
Mechanic's Socket Set:
• 1/4”, 3/8”, 1/2” drive
Dewalt DWMT75049 $180 Required
• Allen Wrench Sets
(SAE/Metric)
Combination Wrench Set Craftsman
$108 Required
(SAE/Metric) CMMT12080
GrooveLock Pliers Set:
• Channel Lock Pliers
• Long-nose Pliers
• Linesman's Pliers
Irwin 2078712 $75 Required
• Slip-joint Pliers
• Adjustable Wrench
• Diagonal Cutter
• Vise-Grip Pliers
Screwdriver Set:
JEGS 80755 $20 Required
Flat, Phillips, Torx, Roberts
1/4” Drive Torque Wrench eTork C1200 $80 Required
3/8” Drive Torque Wrench eTork C1200 $60 Required
3/8” Drive Breaker Bar Gearwrench $30 Required
Feeler Gauge Gearwrench KDT-161 $12 Required
Thread Pitch Gauge
GRIP 35428 $10 Required
(SAE/Metric)
Gasket Scraper Gearwrench 84080 $30 Required
Dead Blow Hammer $20-$40 Recommended
Layout Tools – Marine Systems
Tools listed in bold are required, other tools are recommended.
Tool Brand/Model Price Required/Recommended
Small Framing Square Irwin 1794462 $9 Required
Tape Measure Dewalt DWHT36107 $20 Required
Torpedo Level Johnson 1421-0900 $10 Required
Scratch Awl
(in addition to that Stanley 69-122 $11 Required
required for corrosion)
02/2021Other Tools
Tools listed in bold are required, other tools are recommended.
Tool Brand/Model Price Required/Recommended
Box Cutter Dewalt DWHT10035L $12 Required
Ball Peen Hammer Xtremepower15145xp $16 Required
Vernier Caliper HHIP 4100-0001 $5 Required
Dial Gauge Angle Finder Pittsburgh 34214 $5 Required
Headlamp and/or Flashlight $15-$45 Recommended
Personal Protective Equipment
Tools listed in bold are required, other tools are recommended.
Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) is required in the classroom and on field trips.
Tool Brand/Model Price Required/Recommended
Safety Glasses or Goggles
$10-$20 Required
with Side Shields
Hearing Protection: No headphones or
$5-$25 Required
ear plug or earmuff earphones
3M-8200 or
Dust Masks: Non-Vented $15-$25 Required
Honeywell RWS54001
Dual Cartridge Organic
3M 53P71 $25 Required
Respirator Mask
Nitrile Gloves Sizes available $25-$35 Required
Disposable Painter's
$15 Recommended
Coverall
02/2021American Boat & Yacht Council (ABYC)
Student Membership
The American Boat & Yacht Council (ABYC) is a non-profit, member organization that develops voluntary
global safety standards for the design, construction, maintenance, and repair of recreational boats.
ABYC also has a long-established commitment to providing technical education, training, certification,
and professional development. Seminars, workshops and technician certification courses are
instrumental in increasing the level of knowledge and professionalism throughout the boating industry.
The role of ABYC is to be the essential source of technical information for the international marine
industry. ABYC develops product safety standards, credentialing, education, training, and other tools to
equip members for making boating safer.
ABYC Student Membership is required for students in the Marine Systems Program:
Regular Student Membership is $190 for 2 years (Annual membership, 2nd year free). Register online for
membership at https://abycinc.org/page/Join, and follow their instructions.
Per the ABYC Student Membership webpage, you will be asked to provide proof of student status before
membership is officially approved (picture of student ID card or registration papers, etc.). Your student
ID number is available from your instructor. Student ID cards will be available within a few weeks of the
start of your class.
ABYC Member Benefits include discounts on Study Guides, Standards Manuals, and in the ABYC Ship’s
Store (https://abycinc.org/page/MemberBenefits). NWSWB Students have the option to challenge ABYC
exams for industry certification. Certification exams are $295 for ABYC members.
Questions can be directed to ABYC. For questions regarding student membership, contact Kevin Scullen
(kscullen@abycinco.org) at 410-990-4460, extension 102, or Casey Bates (cbates@abycinc.org) at 410-
990-4460, extension 100. The ABYC website homepage is: https://abycinc.org/.
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