Hand Tools
An assortment of hand tools is vital for many tasks, offering different degrees of precision and functionality for many jobs, whether in industry or at home. Among the most essential hand tools are screwdrivers, hammers, and wrenches—constructions of these that deliver the right grip and relationship between the tool and the fastener being moved ensure longer life for both and make for better (and often quicker) performance. Then there are hand tools for specialized tasks: crimping tools for making electrical connections, socket sets for installing or removing your car’s spark plugs, and deep sockets for wrenching on the nuts of shipyard cranes.
A well-structured toolkit is the first step to productivity. You can't be efficient if you're always hunting for the right tool. Mechanical rework often requires sockets of various types—bit, drive, and standard. Sockets do the job when a wrench won't fit. When working with bolts and fasteners, these are the go-to tools. When a project demands a rework situation that is too delicate for a standard socket or too close for a standard wrench, pliers, clamps, and other jawed tools are precision-engineered for versatility. You can adjust them, within limits, to accomplish a wide variety of grips and holds.
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