used in measuring short distance

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used for rough layout. itis also used to measure distances greater than two feet

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used to measure longer distances. it ia available from one meter to 50 meters long tape

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used to measure the outside diameter of cylindrical objects

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used in making rough work

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used in drawing lines and marking off points in measuring

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this ia a tool most appropriate in marking lines parallel with the edge of the wood

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used in making very rough work

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used in making fine work

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used for squaring and testing smaller work

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sometimes called the carpenter's square or thw framing square

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a special square used to lay out angles of different degrees and to test miter joints

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used to check the straightness, and the like

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used for both guiding and testing the work to a vertical or horizontal position

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tools for shaping wood. They are used to flatten, reduce the thickness of and impart a smooth to a rough pieces of lumber or timber

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used for planning pieces of wood that need to have straight edge and surfaces.

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used for smoothing a lumber surfaceflat and cleaning up flush-framed work, chambers, and rounding edges.

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used for planning end grain

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used to staighten long and uneven surface of wood

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used for planning large surface

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are dispensable tools used in carpentry. constantly used for prying, opening cases, as screwdriver, or an opener

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a light duty tool used to plane long surfaces parallel with grain of wood

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a heavy tool adapted to withstand severe strain, as in framing work and where deep cuts are necessary

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a very heavy and strong blade used in rough carpentry work like shipbuilding

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the art or occupation of a manson

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tha trade or cutting and joining timber in order to constract building

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a skilled trade and a craft in which thw primary work performed is thw cutting, shapinh and installation of building materials during construction of building, ship, timber bridges, concrete formwork etc

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