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Cordless drill
Used for drilling holes and driving screws, powered by a rechargeable battery.

Manual Impact driver
A hand tool used to loosen fasteners (screws, nuts) that are seized or overtightened, by converting hammer blows into rotational force and high torque.

Hammer drill

Combines the rotation of a drill with a hammering action, ideal for drilling into masonry, concrete, and brick.

Rotary hammer
A more powerful version of a hammer drill, designed for heavier-duty applications like drilling large holes in concrete or chipping away concrete.

Impact wrench
A powerful tool used to deliver high torque output with minimal exertion by the user, commonly used for loosening and tightening lug nuts on vehicles and other large fasteners.

Electric screwdrivers
Power tools used for driving screws with less effort and greater speed than manual screwdrivers, often used for repetitive tasks or in tight spaces.

Rotary tool
A versatile handheld power tool that uses various interchangeable bits for grinding, sanding, polishing, carving, cutting, and drilling in small or intricate applications.

Jigsaw
Used for cutting intricate curves and shapes in wood, plastic, metal, and other materials using a reciprocating blade.

Reciprocating Saw
A heavy-duty power tool used for demolition work, cutting through various materials like wood, metal, drywall, and plastic with a push-and-pull cutting action.

Circular Saw
A power saw with a toothed circular blade, used for making straight cuts in wood, plastic, metal, or masonry.

Miter Saw
A specialized saw used for making accurate crosscuts and angled cuts in a workpiece, commonly used for molding, trim, and framing.

C- CLAMP
A type of clamp shaped like a "C", used to hold a workpiece tightly to a workbench or another workpiece, often in woodworking or welding.

A Drill press Vice.
A clamping device specifically designed to hold workpieces securely on the table of a drill press, ensuring stability and accuracy during drilling operations.

Engineer's vise
A robust work-holding device mounted to a workbench, used for clamping workpieces firmly to allow operations like filing, cutting, or drilling.

Bar Clamp
Used for clamping wide materials, like panels or tabletops, providing even pressure across a large surface area, often used in cabinetry and furniture making.

Vacuum cleaner
An appliance that uses an air pump to create a partial vacuum to suck up dust and dirt, typically from floors and other surfaces.

Table saw
A stationary woodworking machine consisting of a circular saw blade mounted on an arbor, used for ripping planks of wood, cross-cutting sheet goods, and other precise cuts.

Belt sander
A power tool that uses a continuous loop of sandpaper belt to smooth large flat surfaces quickly, ideal for aggressive material removal.

Random orbital sanders
A handheld power tool that sands in random orbits, producing a smooth, swirl-free finish on wood and other materials, suitable for fine finishing.

Nail gun, nailgun or nailer
A tool used to drive nails into wood or other materials, typically powered by compressed air, electricity, or gas, significantly faster than manual hammering.

Moisture meter
An instrument used to measure the moisture content in various materials, such as wood, drywall, or concrete, crucial for construction and restoration.

Air compressor
A device that converts power (from electric motor, diesel or gasoline engine, etc.) into potential energy stored in pressurized air, used to power pneumatic tools.

Angle grinder
A handheld power tool used for grinding, cutting, polishing, and sanding various materials, particularly metal and masonry, using a rotating abrasive disc.

Bench grinder
A stationary grinding machine mounted on a workbench, used for sharpening tools, grinding metal, and deburring workpieces.

Electric drill
A power tool used for drilling holes in various materials and for driving screws, powered by an electric motor.

Drill press
A stationary machine tool used for drilling precise holes, featuring a motor that drives a spindle with a chuck to hold drilling bits, mounted on a column with a worktable.

Abrasive saw
A power tool equipped with an abrasive disc (instead of a toothed blade), used for cutting hard materials like metal, tile, and concrete, often creating sparks.

Lathe (/leɪð/)
A machine tool that rotates a workpiece about an axis of rotation to perform various operations such as cutting, sanding, knurling, drilling, or deformation with tools that are applied to the workpiece to create an object with symmetry about that axis.

Zipper making machine works
A specialized industrial machine designed for the automated production of zippers using various materials and components.

Pull Push Rule
A flexible, coilable metallic tape used for measuring distances, commonly found in construction and woodworking, stored in a compact case.

Steel tape
A long measuring tape made of steel, used for accurately measuring larger distances, particularly in surveying or construction.

Steel Rule
A long measuring tape made of steel, used for accurately measuring larger distances, particularly in surveying or construction.

Try Square
A woodworking tool used for marking or checking 90-degree angles in joinery or assessing the squareness of a workpiece.

Combination Square
A versatile measuring and marking tool that combines a ruler with a sliding adjustable head, capable of marking 90 and 45-degree angles, depths, and heights.

Micrometer Caliper
A precision measuring instrument used to measure small distances or thicknesses with high accuracy, often used in mechanical engineering or machining.

Vernier Caliper
A measuring instrument used to measure linear dimensions (length, diameter, depth) with greater precision than a ruler, by means of a main scale and a sliding Vernier scale.

Divider
A tool with two pointed legs, used for transferring measurements, marking out circles or arcs, and dividing lines into equal segments.

Hacksaw
A hand tool with a fine-toothed blade, primarily used for cutting metal, but can also cut plastic or wood.

Files
Hand tools with rows of sharpened teeth, used for removing small amounts of material from a workpiece by abrasion, shaping it, or deburring.

Chisel
A hand tool with a cutting edge at the end of its blade, used for carving or cutting hard materials like wood, stone, or metal, often with the aid of a mallet.

Scraper
A hand tool with a sharp edge, used for removing unwanted material from a surface, such as paint, glue, or burrs, or for smoothing.

Puncher
A tool used to create holes in materials, often by removing a slug of material, such as paper, leather, or metal.

Chipping hammer
A tool primarily used for removing slag from welds, but also for chipping away excess material or scale from metal surfaces.

Wrench
A tool used to provide grip and mechanical advantage in applying torque to turn objects—usually rotary fasteners, such as nuts and bolts—or keep them from turning.

Ball Peen Hammer
A tool used to provide grip and mechanical advantage in applying torque to turn objects—usually rotary fasteners, such as nuts and bolts—or keep them from turning.

Screwdriver
A hand tool used for turning screws, consisting of a handle and a shaft with a tip that fits into the head of a screw.

Tool Maker Clamp
Precision clamps used in machine shops and toolmaking for holding small workpieces securely during machining, grinding, or inspection processes.

Machinist Vise
A robust work-holding device designed for precision machining operations, providing strong and accurate clamping of workpieces on milling machines or drill presses.

Vise Grip
A brand name for locking pliers, a type of pliers that can be locked into place, providing a strong clamp for holding, gripping, or twisting objects.

Pliers
Hand tools used for gripping, bending, and cutting various materials. They consist of two levers, often with roughened jaws, pivoted together.

Slip Joint Pliers
A type of pliers that can be adjusted to two or more positions, allowing the jaws to open wider or narrower to grip objects of different sizes.

Tin Snips
Hand tools used for cutting thin sheets of metal and other materials like wire mesh, plastic, or rubber.