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KEY

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DRILL

PLIERS

KLUPP - manual external threading tool

LERKA - obsolete name of the plate

LUNET - a fixture on metal-cutting machines for processing long parts

CUTTER

TISKS

MILL

SHABER - a rod with sharply sharpened cutting edges

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DOLBYAK - a tool for cutting teeth of racks and gears

ZENKER - a tool for finishing products

CHISEL

CALIBER - measuring tool

KERNER

KIYANKA

jigsaw

TAP - a tool for cutting internal threads

DIE - a tool for cutting external threads manually or on a machine

PRITIR - finishing tool

HANDCUFF - heavy hand hammer

DRILL

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LAMB - nut with two ears

WORKBENCH

VOROTOK - a device for manually rotating cutting tools

CUTTERS

A HAMMER

FILE - type of file

HACKSAW

Mandrel - a tool for fixing a product on a metal-cutting machine

RASP - type of file

REYSMUS (reismus) - a tool for marking products

TROJANKA - a type of chisel

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COMB - 1) a tool for cutting gears, 2) a tool for threading

Countersink - a tool for obtaining conical recesses in the product

SCREWDRIVER

SOLDERING IRON

BROACH - cutting tool

SLOT - type of hacksaw

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WRENCH

FILE

pliers

PUNCH

REAMER - tool for processing holes

CLAMP - a tool for fixing a part on a workbench, temporary connection of parts

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ANVIL

PLIERS

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PLIERS

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KREYTSMEYSEL - a chisel for cutting grooves, grooves

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