(a)   is an art of cutting and joining wood.

It has two legs joined together at the top and is pointed at both ends.

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(a)   It has two ends—one straight and one angled at 90 degree to mark hard-to-reach parts of the wood.

(a)   This is used for testing one surface and the squareness of another.

(a)   is for shaping and cutting wood.

(a)   is the process of enlarging a hole that has already been drilled (or cast) using a high single tool.

These tools are used for assembling woodwork and for any purpose they may serve.

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This has a long, narrow blade with a handle that operates with short strokes at the starts.

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This is two to three feet long but has joints so they can be folded up to fit in the pocket.

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