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Small pegs you can hammer into a board where you can hang things on, like a towel or your size 10 wrench
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A hammer(ball preen) and a 2x4 to flatten,and a file to smooth. Place wood on one side and tap with the hammer from the other side, change side and repeat.
Probably clamp a piece of wood on both sides when filing. Could also use an angle grinder with the two pieces of wood to give a straight edge, probably still need a file to smooth/clean up the edges well....
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That looks like a hand drill / hole maker. It is a type of awl (or, it could also be a bodkin for leatherworking or be a two-in-one as both) - thanks @StayOnTarget
It is used to facilitate screwing in things with your hands. (hooks, curtain hangers, etc). These are fairly easy to screw in, but it can be a lot of work to get the screw to engage. Punch or ...
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From the Harbor Freight Hook Assortment (item #67587), it's a straight line "hanging hook."
Photo below from the above mentioned web site:
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It's a scriber used for marking wood, metal, etc. for cutting or drilling.
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Hardened point - then a tile cutter.
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Tool-free method: Level it, walk on it, saturate it with low pressure water, wait an hour, walk on it again, saturate it again with low pressure water, wait a few hours, walk on it once more. If it still doesn't feel compacted, do more watering, waiting and walking. Once you can walk on the compacted soil without leaving a footprint, you're good to put stuff ...
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I'd seriously consider making the jump from "just a power screwdriver" to a full-blown drill/driver. There are a lot of them out there. My recommendation is to pick one of the major house brands (e.g., Ryobi from Home Depot) or a major brand (e.g., Dewalt) so that you can start with a drill/driver, one battery and charger (that's the typical ...
answered Aug 29 at 1:49
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This is what I use: A speed wrench and a bit holder. You can press as hard as needed, you get crazy leverage, and it doesn't wear out your wrists. Tremendous torque and you can stop on a dime.
Also, it lets me hold the drill back for use as a drill for pre-drilling holes.
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answered Aug 28 at 19:25
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When navigating the cordless drivers/drills on the market, there are a several factors to consider.
We assume that, in this day and age, not to mention COVID, you're shopping online and don't actually see the tool until it's delivered and you opened the box.
The voltage Is it a 4V unit, a 12V unit, or a 20V unit? The torque you obtain from the first (<50 ...
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Product search terms:
Angle grinder polishing disk
Angle grinder buffing wheel
Angle grinders have a threaded output shaft, so the one in your photo probably just screws on.
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Do an online search for Basin Wrench. Available from just about anywhere.
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