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Scuffle hoe
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<https://www.mot.be/resource/Tool/scuffle-hoe?lang=nl>
Scutcher
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<https://www.mot.be/resource/Tool/scutcher?lang=nl>
Seat wheel
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<https://www.mot.be/resource/Tool/seat-wheel?lang=nl>
Serving fork
With a serving fork one can easily serve sausages, potatoes, ... It
consists of a U-shaped squeezable handle, one end of which ends in two
sharp teeth. At the other end is a plate with two holes where the tines of
the fork can be inserted. When one pokes a sausage or something like that
on the fork and squeezes it tightly, it is slid off by the sliding plate
that slides forward. The cake server works in a similar way. [MOT]
Scraping knife
This text can only be consulted in Dutch
<https://www.mot.be/resource/Tool/scraping-knife?lang=nl>
Sea urchin scissors
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<https://www.mot.be/resource/Tool/sea-urchin-scissors?lang=nl>
Shoe knife
The shoe knife is a full metal blade, approx. 15-25 cm long, which is used
by the shoemaker to bevel the edges of leather and trim the edges of the
sole. The cut is straight and is oblique in the plane of the blade.The
blade is often wider towards the cutting end. It can also be concave
lengthwise; in this way one avoids damaging the shoe when the edges of the
sole are cut. Often the handle is wrapped in thin leather (1). Sometimes
the knife itself is made from, for example, a metal strip from a packaging
(eg MOT V 84.0056). There are also models with a wooden handle (eg MOT V
88.1549).This knife is used by other leather workers in addition to the
shoemaker. For example, the bookbinder uses the knife to thin out the edges
of the leather before they are folded over the cover. The basket maker
sometimes uses a shoemaker's knife instead of a picking knife (basket
maker). [MOT](1) SALAMAN 1986: 141.
Sheep shears
Shears (approx. 30 cm long) which consist of one piece of hardened steel
bent into a U shape, or two to three pieces of steel that are riveted. The
triangular blades rub together when the shears are squeezed or left open.
Sheep shears are used to cut sheep short and also for the further
processing of wool (see also dog's and sheep trimmers). Sheep shears can
also be used to cut grass borders (see also grass shears). See also the
Japanese model of the embroiderie scissors. [MOT]
Shackle key
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<https://www.mot.be/resource/Tool/shackle-key?lang=nl>
Sewing gauge (expandable)
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<https://www.mot.be/resource/Tool/sewing-gauge?lang=nl>