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- 2. Metal cabinet, chest, or carrying box that stores and protects a technician’s tools when not in use.
- 6. A tool used for cutting off damaged or badly rusted fasteners and rivet heads. A hammer blow to the top of a chisel supplies the necessary force to remove such parts.
- 10. A tool that resembles a screwdriver, but has a sharp, pointed tip. It is used for marking sheet metal and other parts
- 12. A tool, such as a scraper or a brush, used for removing carbon, rust, dirt, grease, old gaskets, and dried oil from parts
- 13. Workbench-mounted tool with adjustable jaws that is used to hold parts during cutting, drilling, hammering, and pressing operations
- 15. A flexible joint that permits changes in driving angles between a driving and driven shaft. It is nicknamed a U-joint
- 17. Type of hammer with a head made of solid rubber. It will rebound, or bounce, when used to strike another solid object
- 18. Handle that fits into the square opening in the top of a socket, extension, or universal joint to provide leverage when tightening or loosening fasteners
- 20. Type of hammer that has a plastic-coated,metal face filled with small metal balls called lead shot. The lead shot prevents a rebound when striking, and the coating prevents surface damage.
- 21. Type of clamp with one clamping surface fixed at the end of a C-shaped body and the other at the end of an adjustable screw that passes through the clamp body to tighten.
- 22. Hand-held tool used to remove or install screws. The shape of the tip of the screwdriver determines on what screw it should be used.
- 25. A type a saw used to cut metal objects. Blades of various lengths can be mounted in the saw's adjustable frame.
- 27. Specific standard (inch) or metric (millimeter) measurement taken across the jaws of a wrench. The size of a wrench is stamped on its side.
- 28. Wrench with movable jaws for fitting different size bolt and nut heads. It is also called a crescent wrench.
- 29. Type of hammer with a flat face for general striking and a round end for shaping metal parts.
- 30. Socket wrench lengthening accessory that is placed between a socket and its handle to allow access to difficult-to-reach fasteners
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- 1. A tool with a magnet hinged to the end of a telescoping rod. If bolts, nuts, or other small iron parts are dropped out-of-reach, this tool can be used to attract and grab the item.
- 2. Trays, racks, pouches, or other organizers of small tools and parts.
- 3. Handheld tool used to grip and turn nuts and bolts for installation or removal.
- 4. Strong steel bars that are used to adjust/move parts during various automotive repairs
- 5. Removal and starting too designed to be struck with a hammer. It is used to remove pins, plugs, and other pressed- in parts from bores as well as provide an indentation to start a drill bit.
- 7. An apparatus used to securely hold heavy or clumsy parts, such as cylinder heads, transmission, or transaxles during repairs
- 8. Metal framework that holds and supports an engine for maintenance/repairs after the engine is removed from a vehicle
- 9. A light hammer with a soft head that is used where light blows are needed to prevent part breakage or damage.
- 11. Type of heavy hammer with an extra large head that produces powerful blows
- 14. Soft metal covers installed over vise jaws before mounting delicate parts. The covers provide extra grip while also protecting the part from damage
- 16. A hexagonal wrench, usually "L" shaped, designed to fit into a hexagonal hole.
- 19. A handheld tool used to grip, cut, crimp, hold, and bend various parts. Different pliers designed for different tasks
- 22. Type of heavy hammer with an extra large head that produces powerful blows
- 23. Tool that, when struck with a hammer, exerts a powerful turning and downward force to loosen extremely tight screws.
- 24. An adjustable wrench with toothed jaws used to grasp cylindrical objects
- 26. An abrasive tool rubbed across surfaces to smooth them. Files are classified by length, shape, and cutting surface.