Cooperage is a very ancient craft, which is the ability to make wooden utensils from staves - long trapezoidal or rounded planks. Coopers made such dishes - artisans, masters in the manufacture of barrels, tubs, bowls, oaks, jugs, valleys, mugs, kvass and other products. In the cooper's workshop they were made with the help of plows, fillets, heels, awards and other cooperage and carpentry tools. To give the riveting a concave profile, they used staples, a sherhebel, and a sander.Coopers, mastering the instrument perfectly, subtly understood and felt the plasticity of wood. Knowing the different qualities of certain species, they skillfully used them in the manufacture of different types of wooden utensils.The book describes the tools that are used in the processing of material, as well as in the manufacture of cooperage products.