Fastening Tools

Question 1

Stapler

Answer 1

A stapler is a fastening tool. Heavy duty staplers can staple roofing felt to a roof, for instance

Question 2

Wrenches

Answer 2

Wrenches turn nuts and bolts. The bolts or nuts fits between the jaws of the wrench, and the wrench turns the bolt.

Question 3

Open box wrench

Answer 3

These wrenches have open jaws.

Question 4

Box wrenches

Answer 4

Box wrenches are closed. Some wrenches have open-end jaws on one end attached to a handle,which turn can be attached to an extension.

Question 5

Torque wrenches

Answer 5

These wrenches apply additional leverage to a fastener.

Question 6

Pipe wrenches

Answer 6

Pipe wrenches have serrated jaws and grip round objects.

Question 7

Screw drivers

Answer 7

A screw driver, turns screws

Question 8

Standard screwdrivers

Answer 8

Has a flat blade at one end of the shank (other end goes into a handle).

Question 9

Phillips screwdrivers

Answer 9

Have a blade that is shaped like a cross; this blade fits into a cross-shaped Philips screw head.

Question 10

Long nosed or needle nosed

Answer 10

Have tapered jaws that can hold small objects or fits into small spaces

Question 11

Curved nose

Answer 11

These pliers have curved jaws

Question 12

Slip joint

Answer 12

These pliers can be adjusted so the handles lock in a certain position

Question 13

Wrench or vise grip

Answer 13

Have serrated jaws that cramp onto and hold objects of all shapes.

Question 14

Cutting

Answer 14

Use to Cutting wires