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Three-eyed gimlet/Four-eyed gimlet (Japanese)
The text on the Japanese three-eyed and four-eyed gimlet can only be
consulted in dutch.
Tomato slicer
Tomatoes are cut into equal, thin slices with a tomato slicer. He has
eleven saw blades (approx. 10 cm long) in a rectangular window with a
straight handle. When you place the tomato slicer on top of the tomato, you
can cut it with a sawing movement. It can also be held at an angle while
the tomato is pushed back and forth over the saws slightly from above (1).
If necessary, there is an accompanying slide with which you can push the
last piece of the tomato through the slicer, without risk to the fingers.
[MOT] (1) CAMPBELL: 68.
Toby key
This text can only be consulted in Dutch
<https://www.mot.be/resource/Tool/toby-key?lang=nl>
Toby key for Vignoles rail
This text can only be consulted in Dutch
<https://www.mot.be/resource/Tool/toby-key-for-vignoles-rail?lang=nl>
Toasting fork
This text can only be consulted in Dutch
<https://www.mot.be/resource/Tool/toasting-fork?lang=nl>
Tobacco knife
This text can only be consulted in Dutch
<https://www.mot.be/resource/Tool/tobacco-knife?lang=nl>
Tongs for tiles
Sometimes the roof tiler has to remove a piece of a roof tile in order to
install it. He often does this with a trowel (see mason's trowel), although
that is not an ideal treatment for that tool. Some tilers therefore use
pliers that resemble large carpenter's pincers. However, the rafter has
narrower jaws, which do not close completely because a rod between the arms
keeps them at a certain distance from each other. Often one arm ends in a
hook to hang the pliers from a roof bar when not in use. See also tile
pincers and marble pincers. [MOT]
Topping axe
When cutting down large trees, it is sometimes necessary to remove their
crowns first to prevent the tree from hanging, to reduce weight and prevent
cracking, etc. This is usually done with a topping axe. It is a light axe
of about 0.8 to 1.5 kg with a relatively narrow (6.5-7 cm) and long (20-27
cm) blade, on a handle of 40-50 cm. The specialized craftsman is on his
climbing irons and is stopped by a rope. He usually works with one hand. If
the lumberjack does the work himself, he often uses the woodman's axe.
[MOT]
Tooth brush
This text can only be consulted in Dutch
<https://www.mot.be/resource/Tool/tooth-brush?lang=nl>
Tongueing plane
This text can only be consulted in Dutch
<https://www.mot.be/resource/Tool/tongueing-plane?lang=nl>