Certainly, here's a more detailed description of each tool found in our mechanical lab:

1) Spanners - Spanners are hand tools used to tighten or loosen nuts and bolts. They come in various
sizes and types, including open-end and combination spanners, designed for different fastening
applications.

2) Screwdriver - A screwdriver is a handheld tool used for turning screws and fasteners. It has a
handle and a blade that matches the screw head's shape.

3) Allen Key - Also known as hex keys or hex wrenches, Allen keys are L-shaped tools used for
tightening or loosening hexagonal socket screws, bolts, and other fasteners.

4) Ring Spanners - Ring spanners have a ring-shaped end, which provides a more secure grip on nuts
and bolts. They come in various sizes and are particularly useful for tight spaces.

5) Cutting Plier - Cutting pliers are designed to cut wires, cables, and small metal components. They
have sharp blades for precise cutting.

6) Saw Set Plier - Saw set pliers are used to adjust the set of saw teeth on hand saws, ensuring a
clean and effective cut.

7) Setting Hammer - A setting hammer is a specialized hammer used for setting or adjusting
components, such as rivets, pins, or nails.

8) Needle File - Needle files are precision tools used for filing and shaping small parts or delicate
workpieces. They come in various profiles for different applications.

9) Letter Punch - Letter punches are metal stamps with individual letters and numbers on the
stamping end. They are used to mark letters and numbers on metal surfaces for identification.

10) Number Punch - Similar to letter punches, number punches are used to mark numbers on metal
surfaces, making it easier to identify and catalog components.

11) Bench Vice - A bench vice is a stationary tool that clamps workpieces in place, allowing for secure
and precise operations such as cutting, drilling, or shaping.

12) Flat File - Flat files are used for smoothing and shaping flat surfaces, removing burrs, and refining
rough edges on metal and other materials.

13) Square File - Square files are designed for filing right-angle corners, slots, and grooves. They have
a square cross-section for precise work.

14) Round File - Round files have a circular cross-section and are used for shaping round holes and
curves, making them suitable for various tasks such as deburring pipes.

15) Triangular File - Triangular files have three sides with sharp edges, making them ideal for
accessing tight corners and angles.

16) Half Round File - Half round files have one flat side and one rounded side, allowing them to work
on both flat and curved surfaces.
17) Knife Edge File - Knife edge files have a sharp edge that is ideal for precision work, such as
shaping notches or keyways.

18) Try Square - A try square is a measuring and marking tool with a 90-degree right angle. It is used
to verify or mark right angles during woodworking and metalworking projects.

19) Steel Ruler - A steel ruler is a straight-edge measuring tool made of steel, providing accurate
linear measurements for various applications.

20) Scriber - A scriber is a handheld tool with a sharp point used to mark lines and measurements on
workpieces, particularly in metalworking and machining.
Certainly, here's a detailed description of tools 21 to 40:

21) Vernier Height Gauge - A Vernier height gauge is a precision measuring instrument used to
determine the height of objects accurately. It consists of a main scale and a Vernier scale for precise
measurements.

22) Hacksaw - A hacksaw is a cutting tool equipped with a fine-toothed blade for cutting metal,
plastic, or other materials. It is commonly used in metalworking and plumbing.

23) Screw Gauge - A screw gauge, also known as a micrometer screw gauge, is a precision measuring
tool used to measure the thickness or diameter of objects, particularly in machining and engineering
applications.

24) Vernier Caliper - A Vernier caliper is a versatile measuring instrument used for precise length and
internal/external diameter measurements. It consists of a sliding jaw and a Vernier scale for accurate
readings.

25) Ball Peen Hammer - A ball peen hammer has one flat face and one rounded "ball" face. It is used
for shaping and striking metal, particularly in metalworking and blacksmithing.

26) Prick Punch - A prick punch is a small, pointed tool used for creating small marks or indentations
on metal surfaces to aid in drilling or alignment.

27) Dot Punch - A dot punch is a tool used to make small, round indents on metal surfaces. It helps
create reference points for drilling, fastening, or alignment.

28) Centre Punch - A centre punch is used to mark the center of a hole or indentation on a
workpiece, ensuring accurate drilling or machining.

29) Anvil - An anvil is a heavy, flat, and sturdy metal block used for supporting and shaping metal
workpieces during blacksmithing, forging, and metalworking processes.

30) Carpenters Vice - A carpenter's vice, also known as a woodworking vice, securely holds
woodworkpieces in place, making it easier to saw, chisel, and shape them.

31) Metal Jack Planer - A metal jack planer is a hand tool used to smooth and flatten metal surfaces,
making them more even and precise.

32) Firmer Chisel - Firmer chisels are woodworking tools used for cutting, shaping, and carving wood.
They have beveled edges for precision work.
33) Bevel Edge Chisel - Bevel edge chisels are designed for making beveled cuts in wood, such as
creating chamfers and angled joints.

34) Mortise Chisel - Mortise chisels are used for cutting square holes (mortises) in wood. They are
strong and durable for heavy woodworking tasks.

35) Mallet - A mallet is a type of hammer with a large, often wooden head. It is used for striking
without causing damage, particularly in woodworking.

36) Claw Hammer - A claw hammer has a curved claw at the back for removing nails. It is used for
driving nails and general carpentry work.

37) Straight Edge - A straight edge is a precision tool used to ensure straight lines and edges on
workpieces, aiding in layout and measuring tasks.

38) Marking Knife - A marking knife is a cutting tool used to mark lines on wood, creating precise
guidelines for cutting, joinery, or other woodworking tasks.

39) Rasp Wood File - A rasp wood file has a coarse surface and is used for rapid shaping and
smoothing of wood, particularly for rough woodworking tasks.

40) Rip Saw - A rip saw is designed for cutting along the grain of wood, making it an essential tool for
making long, straight cuts in lumber and boards.
Here's a detailed description of tools numbered 41 to 55:

41) Tenon Saw - A tenon saw is a fine-toothed saw used in woodworking for cutting tenons, which
are projecting pieces of wood that fit into corresponding mortises.

42) Picker - A picker, also known as a nail puller or nail claw, is a tool designed for extracting nails
and fasteners from wood or other materials.

43) C Clamp - A C clamp is a type of clamp that has a C-shaped frame and is used to hold two objects
together securely during assembly, welding, or other processes.

44) Welding Transformer - A welding transformer is an electrical device that provides the power
source for arc welding, supplying the necessary current and voltage for the welding process.

45) Line Diagram of Welding Connections - A line diagram of welding connections is a schematic
illustration that shows the setup and connections of welding equipment, including the power source,
electrode holder, and earth clamp.

46) Long Tongs - Long tongs are specialized gripping tools with extended handles, often used in
blacksmithing or metalworking to handle hot materials safely.

47) Chipping Hammer - A chipping hammer is used in welding to remove slag and spatter from the
welded surface, ensuring a clean and smooth finish.

48) Wire Brush - A wire brush is a cleaning tool with metal bristles, used to remove rust, paint, and
debris from metal surfaces before painting, welding, or other processes.
49) Leather Gloves - Leather gloves provide hand protection during various mechanical and industrial
tasks, shielding against cuts, abrasions, and burns.

50) Apron - An apron is a protective garment worn to shield clothing from dirt, sparks, and potential
hazards during mechanical or industrial work.

51) Face Shield - A face shield is a transparent protective visor that covers the face and eyes,
providing protection from flying debris, sparks, and chemicals during tasks such as welding or
grinding.

52) Welding Goggles - Welding goggles are safety goggles designed to protect the eyes from intense
light, sparks, and debris during welding operations.

53) Electrode Holder - An electrode holder is a clamp used to secure welding electrodes during the
welding process, ensuring a stable electrical connection.

54) Earth Clamp - An earth clamp, also known as a ground clamp, is used in welding to create a
secure electrical connection between the welding machine and the workpiece, ensuring safe and
efficient welding.

55) Welding Electrode - A welding electrode is a consumable rod or wire used in welding to provide
the filler material and create the arc necessary to join metal components together. Different types of
electrodes are used for various welding processes and materials.