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The document classifies tools into three categories: Driving Tools, Cutting & Shaping Tools, and Tightening & Holding Tools, each with three examples and their functional uses. Driving Tools include hammers, screwdrivers, and mallets for fastening and delivering force. Cutting & Shaping Tools consist of chisels, hand planes, and saws for material removal, while Tightening & Holding Tools feature wrenches, pliers, and bench vises for applying torque and securing materials.

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Tle 8

The document classifies tools into three categories: Driving Tools, Cutting & Shaping Tools, and Tightening & Holding Tools, each with three examples and their functional uses. Driving Tools include hammers, screwdrivers, and mallets for fastening and delivering force. Cutting & Shaping Tools consist of chisels, hand planes, and saws for material removal, while Tightening & Holding Tools feature wrenches, pliers, and bench vises for applying torque and securing materials.

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Here are three tool classifications (excluding marking tools) along with three examples each and their

functional uses:

🛠️1. Driving Tools

Used for fastening or delivering force via blows or turning action:

 Hammer (Claw Hammer)

o Use: Driving and pulling nails; light demolition.

 Screwdriver (Flat or Phillips)

o Use: Turning screws to fasten or loosen components.

 Mallet

o Use: Gentle striking without marring surfaces, ideal for chisels or wood joinery.

✂️2. Cutting & Shaping Tools

Designed to remove material through cutting or shaping surfaces:

 Chisel

o Use: Carving or paring wood, metal, or stone; fine detail work.

 Hand Plane

o Use: Smoothing, flattening, or shaping wood surfaces.

 Hacksaw / Cross-cut Saw

o Use: Cutting through metal (hacksaw) or wood (cross-cut saw).

⚙️3. Tightening & Holding Tools

Used for applying torque or holding/pressing materials securely:

 Wrench (Adjustable or Box-End)

o Use: Turning bolts, nuts, and pipe fittings.

 Pliers (Combination or Needle-Nose)


o Use: Gripping, bending, cutting small wires, or holding components.

 Bench Vise

o Use: Holding workpieces firmly in place for sawing, filing, drilling, etc.

These images at the top show general examples (hammer, wrench, screwdriver combo). If you'd like
more detailed visuals of specific tools like piping or chisels, I can fetch additional images. Want deeper
info or visuals on any tool type?

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