Construction Tools

As long as you are behaving safely, the age limit can be quite low. I taught my grandson to use a hand saw when he was 8. He is now 14 and learning to use power tools.

You possibly mean a MAUL hammer. This is a large heavy hammer, often of 4-8 pounds weight. There is a flat striking face one side and generally a small axe on the opposite side. It's used for pounding spikes and stakes and for splitting logs.

No, they are made for use with regular or box wrenches. In over 40 years of working t=with them,I've never seen any 'backup wrench' and can't even think why you would want one.

Is usually about 30 inches long, tapering from about 6" high at the handle to 2" at the point. Teeth are usually about 1/8 deep and 6-8 to the inch.

It can, but this is a mis-use of the tool and can bend it. Better to use a wood or metal shim wedge. Available cheap in all good tool stores.

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Contact your nearest Hilti Centre or office for a free training session. It does involve some hand-on assistance to do it accident-free.

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Possibly because it can saw many different materials with different blades.

Unless it's a special table saw that has grease nipples, you don't need to grease it.

There is a little button on the drill nearest the tip, where the bit goes, that must be depressed as you turn the very tip counter clockwise. This works whether the drill is plugged in or not.

I use 1/4 drill bit for a 5/16 lag screw in most materials.

A bench drill press is a large drilling machine that stands on a very heavy steel base. A 3" steel column extends up 3 feet for a bench model. At the top of this column is an elongated box with the motor at the back, driving a shaft with a 4 tier pulley above it. The front of the box contains a hollow shaft with a spindle inside it. The spindle also has a 4 tier pulley on top. The hollow shaft can be wound up and down by the side control lever. lowering or raising the drill shaft and chuck, A belt between the 2 pulleys drives the spindle and the chuck connected to it's lower end. In the middle of the column, a table, usually about 15 " square can move up and down the column to adjust work height.

The hand held electric VSR drill is the most common drilling machine.

"Please hand me the pliers" is a sentence in itself. -You said it perfectly.

No a VSR is not a hammer drill. VSR means Variable Speed Reversing. This is because in the old days most electric hand drills ran at a fixed speed and often could not reverse. -A hammer drill has a much more complex transmission than a standard drill, and is much more expensive.

A phillips screwdriver is generally made of a steel shaft with a plastic handle

There really isn't just a 'tension saw', its more a group name. my closest answer would be either a hacksaw for cutting metal or plastic and a coping saw which is for cutting wood.

A phillips screwdriver helps you by getting more grip on a screw than a flat blade can.

The purpose of a standard screwdriver is to turn screws so they go into or come out of the work.

The standard screwdriver is designed to turn screws in or out.

This means the telescope component brings things visually 30 times closer. Many theodolites used by various government agencies used to be pro-rated at 25X more than adequate for most tasks including trackint weather balloons- this being called a Pibal ( Pilot-Balloon) theodolite. the term pilot is somewhat misleading, as it is not a manned and controlled ( hence piloted) vehicle but an unmanned balloon that, of course follows the wind currents aloft- and moves at the same rate and direction! These instruments, while rivalled by more modern gadgetry- are still used by the Weather bureau and particularily at airports and similar sites where wind functions are important to safe operation of aircraft. I understand some modern Theodolites are l00X ( for building surveying work)- but this might be a misunderstanding with the standard Focus of l00 feet- like the various fixed focusing stops on a camera. all theodolites have adjustable focusing, in part to adapt the instrument to different lightint conditions brought about by- you guessed it, the weather ( more sophisticated one might say diminution of light caused by atmospheric refraction, switch up the lens power!

Metabo power tools are made in Germany and USA.

The hammer can hammer nails in, it can pull those nails out, it can be used delicately to 'adjust' things that don't quite fit. Some hammers can fix dents in auto body work, other big hammers can pound stakes into the ground.

The Stihl company, Headquartered in Germany makes all Stihl tools,including chainsaws.