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4
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locking pliers are used to tightly grip and then lock on the fastener and sometimes called Vise-Grips
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groove joint pliers adjust to a wide range of sizes.
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is a wrench with a 'jaw' of adjustable width, allowing it to be used with different sizes of fastener head (nut, bolt, etc.) rather than just one fastener, as with a conventional fixed span.
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has a box-end and an open-end that are either metric or standard
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9
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in combination with sockets are used to quickly turn nuts and bolts. A ratchet is basically a lever with a pivoting mechanism
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- have long pointed jaws. These can be used to grip or pull objects that are in hard-to-reach areas.
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wrenches that are open on both ends and are different sizes on each end
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12
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wrenches that are closed on both ends and are different sizes on each end
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one of the most basic and versatile hand tools.
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can be directly connected to the ratchet or first connected to a universal joint or driver extension and are classified as regular or deep well.
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2
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are handy adjustable tools that can be used in a variety of situations. Pliers are used to grab, turn, cut, or bend.
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3
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diagonal cutters have sharp cutters instead of gripping jaws like most pliers and used for cutting wires
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7
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a tool consisting of a handle with one end designed to hold, twist, or turn an object (such as a bolt or nut)
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