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    Cutting Tools

    CROSSCUT SAW

    A crosscut saw has teeth that resemble a knife, which


    makes the cutting process easier to cut the wood fibres.
    You can have a smoother cut by using this saw.
    The plywood saw has fine teeth that cut on the tearing
    of the exterior side piles of the plywood. The additional
    set of teeth on the curved edge of the blade lets you
    begin a cut from the corner without the need for drilling
    a hole.

    Drill

    A drill is a power tool that uses a rotating drill bit. It is used to


    create holes in various materials, such as wood, metal, and
    plastic. Drills are commonly used in construction and
    carpentry work, as well as in plumbing and electrical work.

    Reamers

    Reamers are used to enlarge a hole or bore in a


    workpiece by removing excess material from inside the
    hole.
    The reamer can be made from solid carbide, high-speed
    steel, cobalt steel or solid carbide tipped with high-
    speed steel.
    Reamers are mainly used for two purposes:
    To enlarge holes to size after they have been drilled (also called bottoming
    reamers).
    To remove burrs and bumps left behind by other tools such as drills, mills, and
    lathes.
    Chisel

    A Chisel is a strong sharp edge cutting tool with a sharp bevel edge at one end. Its
    construction is composed of handle, tang, ferrule, shoulder, and blade.

    Angle Grinder

    Angle grinders are versatile tools used for cutting, grinding,


    and polishing metal, stone, and concrete. They are
    commonly used for tasks like cutting rebar or grinding
    welds.

    Utility Knife

    Utility knives, often with replaceable blades, are used for


    cutting materials like drywall, roofing shingles, insulation, and
    more.

    Shears

    shears are used for cutting a variety of materials, including insulation, and lightweight
    construction materials.
    Bolt Cutters

    Bolt cutters are designed to cut through bolts, chains, padlocks, and other thick
    metal objects. They are useful for construction and security applications.

    Tin Snips

    Tin snips are designed for cutting thin sheets of metal, including aluminium, tin, and
    thin steel. They are commonly used in HVAC and ductwork installations.

    Rebar Cutter

    Rebar cutters are designed to cut through reinforcing bars (rebar) used in concrete
    structures. They are commonly used in concrete construction and
    reinforcement projects.

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