Six Painted Wooden Workshop Tools in One Matching Family

Six separate painted wooden workshop tools, a claw hammer, a hand saw, a spirit level, a tape measure, pliers and a wooden mallet, are shown as a matching set on transparent alpha.

Prompt

Few smooth turned wooden forms arranged to suit the subject, restrained grain and simply painted broad colours, no chisel marks, wood grain and painted strokes everywhere. A workshop tool family in a wide frame: six separate small workshop tools turned and painted in wood in a row with equal spacing, a claw hammer, a hand saw, a spirit level, a tape measure, a pair of pliers and a wooden mallet, painted in warm red, denim blue and cream with visible wood grain. Light: soft even light on smooth turned wood with restrained grain and simple painted colour, a faint contact shadow under each tool; palette of warm red, denim blue and cream; sturdy, simple, matching. Wide 16:9 frame. Isolated on a fully transparent background, alpha = 0 everywhere outside the objects, not white, not coloured, no checkerboard pattern, a real alpha channel; each object complete and unclipped with a wide transparent margin all round and a soft semi-transparent contact shadow under each grounded object; the objects are plain and unbranded, no text, no logos, no people.
Two fictional adult hands turn a wooden handled screwdriver and steady a small block on a workbench in a turned wood painted toy scene with shavings and a tool rack.

Adult Hands Turning a Screwdriver on a Workbench