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Monoxile (willow) shovel with slightly trapezoidal blade and rounded corners, with which the brickmaker scoops the dry river sand into a wheelbarrow. The sand should ensure that the clay does not stick to the wooden tools. The brickmaker's sand shovel can be distinguished from the mud scupit. [EMABB]

Hammer for setting a saw with relatively large teeth, i.e. for leveling the teeth in the same way. It is a double pin steel hammer. The ends are often grooved so that it does not slip when you hit the hard sawtooth. The sawing hammer comes in different sizes. Distinguishable from the whetting hammer, which is heavier and has a shorter handle. See also the saw-setting iron and saw-setting pliers. [MOT]

A sauce spoon is used to baste meat or dishes with sauce. This is a spoon with a cup-shaped (approx. 5 cm diameter), metal top with a pouring spout on one side and a long (approx. 25-30 cm), possibly wooden handle. The handle is flush with the scoop - unlike the ladle - which makes scooping into shallow frying pans easier. [MOT]

The description of the roundel can only be consulted in dutch.

This text can only be consulted in Dutch <https://www.mot.be/resource/Tool/sausage-stuffer-horn?lang=nl>

This text can only be consulted in Dutch <https://www.mot.be/resource/Tool/sardine-shears?lang=nl>

This text can only be consulted in Dutch <https://www.mot.be/resource/Tool/saw-file?lang=nl>

Wide chisel (up to 8 cm) with one or two bevels, a tang and a neck, or a socket and a shank, or all metal (1). Unlike the mortise chisel, the firmer chisel is for heavy-duty work: carving out a pin, hollowing out a drill bit hole, etc. The handle is usually fitted with one or two ferrules to prevent cracking. Some chisels with a triangular cross-section, which often get thicker towards the handle (2), are only slightly wider than thick. The Japanese chisel (Japanese: õire nomi), also for the heavier work, is used in a set with different widths and lengths. See also the joiner's gouge. [MOT] (1) See a long specimen (95 cm) in "Les moulins": 24. (2) Eg. GROTH: 196.

If you want to set the teeth of a saw (see saw-setting iron and saw-setting pliers) and / or files (see saw file), the saw blade can be fixed in a saw file holder. It consists of two wooden boards (approx. 10-50 cm long) that can be tightened with one or more screws. There are loose and fixed models that can be screwed to the workbench. [MOT]

This text can only be consulted in Dutch <https://www.mot.be/resource/Tool/scraper?lang=nl>