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Tool Identification

Explore a range of tools for tasks like turning nuts, cutting metal, clamping wood, and more. This comprehensive list includes items such as adjustable wrenches, bolt cutters, and cordless drills.

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Tool Identification

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  1. Tool Identification

  2. Adjustable Wrench • Turning various size nuts and bolts.

  3. Allen Wrench • Turning hex head socket screws.

  4. Aviation Snips • Cutting sheet metal.

  5. Ball Pein Hammer • Hammering metal.

  6. Bar Clamp • Clamping large sections of wood together.

  7. Bent Nose Pliers • Reaching obstructive or awkward places.

  8. Bolt Cutters • Cutting bolts & steel rods.

  9. Bolt Die • Cutting threads on bolts and rods.

  10. Bolt Die Stock • Holder for bolt tie.

  11. Bolt Tap • Cutting inside threads.

  12. Box End Wrench • Turning hex head nuts and bolts.

  13. Brick Jointer • Smoothing and designing masonry joints.

  14. Brick Trowel • Placing and spreading mortar.

  15. Butt Hinge • Hinge for narrow fencing.

  16. C Clamp • Clamping two or more pieces of metal together.

  17. Carriage Bolt • Bolting wood to wood or wood to metal.

  18. Center Punch • Starting holes in metal.

  19. Chain Saw File • Sharpening chain saw file.

  20. Chalk Line Reel • Making straight lines.

  21. Chipping Hammer • Removing slag from welds.

  22. Circuit Breaker • Protection from overload in electrical circuits.

  23. Circular Carbide Saw Blade • Blade used on portable electric saw.

  24. Cold Chisel • Cutting metal.

  25. Combination Oil Stone • For sharpening and honing cutting tools.

  26. Combination Square • Determining 45o and 90o angles.

  27. Combination Wrench • Turning hex and square nuts and bolts.

  28. Common Nail • Nailing boards together where holding power is desired.

  29. Compass • Drawing circles.

  30. Compass Saw • Cutting wood in close places.

  31. Concrete Finishing Trowel • Smoothing concrete.

  32. Concrete Float • Leveling concrete.

  33. Coping Saw • Cutting curves and irregular cuts.

  34. Cordless Drill • Drilling holes with a tool that uses a battery pack.

  35. Countersink • Flaring top of hole for recessing head for flathead screw or bolt.

  36. Curved Claw Hammer • Driving nails.

  37. Cutting Torch • Cutting metal with heat.

  38. Deep Socket • Turning nuts and bolts in depressed areas.

  39. Diagonal Cutting Pliers • Surface and diagonal wire cutting.

  40. Drift Punch • Aligning holes.

  41. Drill Press Vise • Holding stock while drilling.

  42. Duplex Receptacle • To plug electrical units.

  43. Dust Mask • Protects the respiratory system from airborne particles.

  44. Electrical Multimeter • Performs various tests on electrical circuits.

  45. Emery Dresser • Smoothing face of grinding wheel.

  46. End Cutting Nippers • Cutting ends of wire, nails and small bolts.

  47. Expansion Shield • Anchoring a lag screw into concrete, brick or block.

  48. Extension • Extends reach of socket.

  49. Eye Bolt • Bolt used to attach wire onto.

  50. Fence Pliers • Building and repair of wire fences.

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