Tools Terminology

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(Channel-Lock) Adjustable Pliers - wrap unusually shaped wires

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Claw Hammer - driving, withdrawing nails

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Ball-Pin Hammer - shape, form metals

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(Rubber Mallet) Soft-Faced Hammer - impact without damaging surfaces

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Linemans Pliers (Kleins) - manipulating soft wires (pulling, cutting, bending, twisting) i.e. copper

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(Needle) Longnose Pliers - side cutters

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Side Cutters - cut electrical or soft wires

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Vice-Grip (Locking) Pliers - stronger grip, broken nuts, damaged objects

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Combination Wrench - (boxed and open end) size specific, driving hex bolts/nuts

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(Crescent) Adjustable Wrench - driving hex bolts/nuts, adjustable (disadvantage: not for high torque)

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Pipe Wrench - to drive pipes

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Spud-Wrench - flat jaws, use on unions-pipes

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(Exacto) Utility Knife

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(Ratchet) Socket Set - driving different size bolts

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Aligning Bar

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Allen Keys - driving allen bolts, big machinery

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Banana Knife

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Bench Vice

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Center Punch - marking purposes, drilling point

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Chip Puller - electronic chip, vertical pull

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Cold Chisel - breaking into material

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Combination Square - installation purposes

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Die and Die Handle

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Drift Punch - (tapered body, flat tip) lining puposes

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Drill Vice

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File

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File Card

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Hack Saw

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Micrometer - precision purposes

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Nut Driver - driving nuts and bolts

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Offset Screwdriver - limited/confined space, 1” clearance

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Pin Punch - (straight body, flat tip) driving pins in and out, assembling and disassembling

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Pipe Cutter

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Pipe Die

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Pipe Reamer - clean inside of pipe (metal shavings)

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Pipe Vice

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Pipe Wrench - to drive pipes

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Putty Knife (Scraper)

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Screw Starter

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Solder Iron

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Torpedo Level - installation purposes

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Torque Wrench - for packing, rotation of force (arm) (disadvantage: chances of over torquing)

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Tube Benders - bend tubing at desire angles, size specific

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Tube Cutter - cut instrumentation tubing, blade compatible to material

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Vernier Caliper - precision measurment purposes

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Wire Strippers - strip insullation off wires