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The document describes several woodworking and metalworking tools: handsaw, coping saw, tenon saw, jigsaw, wire stripping pliers, and pincers. It provides details on what each tool is used for, how it cuts or works with materials like wood, metal, or wires, and in some cases includes images of the different tools.
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- 1. Núria Moreno 2nd ESO E
- 2. Handsaw Coping saw Tenon saw Jigsaw Wire stripping pliers Pincers
- 3. HANDSAW It’s a cutting tool. It cuts wood, so it’s used in woodworking and carpentry. It’s usedto cut pieces of wood into different shapes. It’s usually used to create wooden objects. It has other names: "panel saws" or "fish saws". Handsaws have been around for thousands of years.
- 4. COPING SAW It’s a cutting tool. It’s used in woodworking and in carpentry, so it cuts wood, particularly thin wood. It is used to cut moldings and to create strange shapes. A coping saw (with the correct blade) can also be used to cut through aluminium tubing and other metal objects. It uses a thin blade to cut. Blades
- 5. TENON SAW It’s a cutting tool used to cut wood in a straight line. It’s the same tool than the handsaw, but it has a stiffening rib on the edge opposite the cutting edge. Thanks to the stiffening rib it cuts very straight.
- 6. JIGSAW It’s a cutting tool used for cutting arbitrary curves and difficult shapes, into pieces of wood, metal or other materials.Modern ones are electric tools. It uses blades to cut. Blades:
- 7. WIRESTRIPPING PLIERS A wire stripper plier is tool used to strip the electrical insulation from electric wires. There are three types of wire stripping pliers: manual, automatic and laser wire stripper. Manual: Automatic:Laser wire stripper:
- 8. PINCERS It’s a cutting tool used topinch, cut or pull an object. A medieval pincers were found in Hamburg. Medieval pincers: