Subcategories

• Distance, Weight & Angle
  <p>There are many different tools that can be used to measure distance, weight, and angles. Some examples of tools that can be used for measuring distance include rulers, tape measures, and laser distance measurers. Rulers are typically made of wood or plastic, and have markings that indicate inches or centimeters. Tape measures are flexible and can be easily wrapped around curved surfaces, making them useful for measuring the dimensions of objects. Laser distance measurers use a laser beam to accurately measure the distance to an object, and can be used for long distances or in situations where a tape measure may not be practical.<br /><br />Tools that can be used for measuring weight include scales and balances. Scales are typically used to measure the weight of objects, and can be found in a range of sizes and styles. Balances, on the other hand, are used to compare the weight of two objects, and are often used in scientific settings.<br /><br />Tools that can be used for measuring angles include protractors, angle finders, and digital levels. Protractors are semicircular tools with markings that indicate degrees, and are used to measure angles on flat surfaces. Angle finders are handheld tools that can be used to measure angles on curved surfaces, while digital levels use a built-in spirit level and digital display to accurately measure angles.<br /><br />In conclusion, there are many different tools that can be used to measure distance, weight, and angles, depending on the specific situation and the type of measurement that needs to be made.</p>
• Chisel, Gushes & Punches
• Screwdriver bits & Hex sockets
• Socket wrenches & Spanners
• Tool sets & cases
• Hammers
• Hex & Torx keys
  <p>Hex keys and Torx keys are both types of tools that are used for tightening or loosening bolts and screws. Hex keys, also known as Allen keys, are shaped like a hexagon and are used to tighten or loosen bolts and screws that have a hexagonal socket in the head. Torx keys, on the other hand, are star-shaped and are used to tighten or loosen bolts and screws that have a star-shaped socket in the head. These tools are commonly used in DIY (do-it-yourself) projects, as well as in many other applications.</p>
• Screwdrivers
  <p>Screwdrivers are hand tools that are used to tighten or loosen screws. They have a long, narrow handle and a tip that is shaped to fit the head of a screw. The most common type of screwdriver has a flat, blade-like tip, but there are many other types of screwdriver tips that are designed to fit different types of screws. For example, there are Phillips head screwdrivers, which are used for screws with a cross-shaped indentation in the head, and there are also screwdrivers with specialized tips for Torx screws, square screws, and many other types. Screwdrivers are an essential tool for many DIY (do-it-yourself) projects, as well as for professional trades such as carpentry, plumbing, and electrical work.</p>
• Pliers
• Leveling tools
  <p>Spirit levels, also known as bubble levels, are tools that are used to determine whether a surface is level or horizontal. These tools typically consist of a long, straight bar with a clear tube that is filled with a liquid and contains a bubble. When the bubble is centered within the tube, it indicates that the surface is level. Spirit levels are used in a wide range of applications, including construction, carpentry, and other DIY (do-it-yourself) projects. They are also used in many other fields, such as surveying, photography, and engineering. Spirit levels are an important tool for ensuring that surfaces are level and properly aligned, which is critical for many tasks and projects.</p>
• Cutters & Saws
• Painting
• Soldering, Melting & Welding
• Clamping & Fixing
  <p>Clamps and mounting material are tools and supplies used for securing objects or materials in place. Tarpaulin clamps, also known as tarp clips, are used to secure tarps or other materials in place. Locking pliers, also known as mole grips, are used to grip and hold objects firmly. Glue clamps are used to apply pressure to objects being glued together, helping to ensure a strong bond. Tackers are tools used to fasten materials together using small nails or staples. Tension straps are used to apply tension to objects or materials, holding them securely in place. These tools and supplies are commonly used in construction, woodworking, and other fields where it is important to hold objects or materials securely.</p>
• Sanding, Brushing & Grating
• Collet chucks