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TREN - rope for rigging

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BERDA - square frame for weaving mats

DRAEK - a tool for wide extension of strands of a thick cable

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KIYANKA - a wooden hammer for working with steel cables and caulking

NAGEL - rod for fastening parts

SVAYKA - a tool for punching strands of cables when they are spliced (connected)

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SHOVEL - a tool for squaring cables, imposing stamps, benzels

MUSHKEL - a wooden hammer for knocking together cables when winding them on a view

RIPPER - a long spatula with one blunt and the other pointed ends for making mats

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MAROCHNITSA - a wooden tool for imposing benzels and stamps

SHKIMUSHGAR - rope for rigging

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