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Asparagus peeler
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Awl (shoemaker)
This awl is used by leather workers to sew small holes in leather. It is a
thin steel awl with a round or triangular cross section. It can be straight
or curved. Some models have replaceable needles that can be stored in the
handle. See also saddler's wheel pricker and shoemaker's wheel pricker.
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Auger
The auger is a hand tool for drilling holes, consisting of a crank and a
drill or bit. The 20 to 50 cm long handle (see nave borer and pump rip bit)
is made of wood, sometimes metal. The auger is used by many woodworkers;
hence the variety in names. See also the breast auger, gimlet, bell drill,
bung borer, cooper's bung borer, clog maker's drill, first bit.
Axle key
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Back saw
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Automatic spade
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Baby food pusher
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Ash shovel
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Asphalt rake
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Barking shovel
The barking shovel serves to cut off some strips of bark and the twigs of
felled conifers. The tree is on the ground, the lumberman puts the cut on
the trunk, on the thick side, takes the handle or the globe in his right
hand, the shaft in his left and pushes the tool forward. The sphere makes
the tool heavier and provides a better grip. The shaft is about one meter
long. The barking shovel can be distinguished from the large barking iron
and the bill hook. The first has a blunt and much less broad blade. Its
handling is different: the barking shovel slides along the trunk, the
barking iron is pushed sideways between wood and bark. The bill hook has a
shorter and less broad blade on a much longer shaft. [MOT]