Words Related to Architecture and Construction - Fastening Tools

a small pointy piece of metal that can be screwed into wooden or metal objects using a screwdriver to fasten things together

a piece of metal like a thick nail without a point that is screwed into a nut to help fasten things together

a fastener with a spring-loaded wing or toggle mechanism used for secure anchoring of heavy objects to walls or ceilings

a threaded fastener with a pointed tip and helical threads along its shank, specifically designed for securely joining pieces of wood together by creating a threaded hole in the wood as it is driven in, offering strong and reliable fastening in woodworking projects

a threaded fastener designed to be used with a nut or threaded hole in metal or other materials, commonly used for fastening machine components or parts together in various industrial applications

a special screw used for attaching thin metal sheets together, with sharp threads for a strong grip, commonly used in metalwork, construction, cars, and electrical projects

a threaded fastener with a sharp tip and specially designed threads that allow it to create its own threaded hole in a material, eliminating the need for a pre-drilled hole and enabling efficient and convenient installation in various applications

a specialized type of self-tapping screw with a coarse thread and a sharp point, specifically designed for fastening drywall panels to wood or metal studs during construction or renovation projects

a type of fastener specifically designed for attaching objects to concrete or masonry surfaces

a strong wooden screw with a pointed end and rough threads, used to securely attach things like wood or metal together

a type of wood screw specifically designed for outdoor decking applications

a type of specialized wood screw designed for use with particle board or other engineered wood products

a specialized fastener designed to prevent unauthorized removal or tampering

a screw with a circular loop or "eye" at the end instead of a traditional head

a type of screw that features two large wings or extended knobs on the head, allowing for easy manual tightening and loosening without the need for tools

a fastener with a hexagonal-shaped head, commonly tightened or loosened using a wrench or socket

a type of fastener that features a square-shaped socket or recess on the screw head

a unique fastener that can only be installed in one direction, providing a level of security and preventing easy removal

a type of fastener designed with a large, knurled or textured head that can be easily tightened or loosened by hand without the need for additional tools

a type of fastener that is designed to remain attached to the panel or component it is securing, even when fully loosened

a type of screw with a cross-shaped indentation on the head that corresponds to a Phillips screwdriver, providing a secure and convenient fastening method in various applications

a type of screw that features a Pozidriv head, which has a cross-shaped indentation with additional smaller indents, allowing for improved torque transmission and reduced risk of slippage during tightening or loosening operations

a specialized fastener with a unique head design, requiring specific tools for installation and removal, to deter unauthorized tampering or removal

a fastener with threaded ends on both sides, designed to be inserted into pre-drilled holes and used to join two pieces of wood or other materials together securely

a type of screw that features a head with three triangular wings, requiring a Tri-Wing screwdriver or bit for proper installation or removal

a screw with a star-shaped head that requires a corresponding Torx screwdriver or bit for proper use

a type of screw that features a unique head with two holes or recesses, requiring a spanner screwdriver or bit with a two-pin tip for proper installation or removal

a fastener with a threaded post and a screw head, commonly used for binding or securing materials

a small tool with a metal part by which screws can be turned

a tool with a flat, straight blade used for turning screws with a corresponding slot or "flathead" screw head

a tool with a cross-shaped tip used for turning screws with a corresponding Phillips head, allowing for efficient tightening or loosening of screws in various applications

a tool with a cross-shaped tip used for turning screws with a Pozidriv head, providing enhanced torque transfer and reduced risk of slippage

a tool with a star-shaped tip used for turning screws with a Torx head, offering secure and efficient fastening

a tool with a square-shaped tip used for turning screws with a square-drive head

a tool with a tip featuring three triangular wings, used for turning screws with a Tri-Wing head, often found in tamper-resistant applications

a tool with a two-pin or two-hole tip used for turning screws with spanner or snake eye heads, commonly used in tamper-resistant applications

a tool that applies a predetermined amount of torque to screws, enabling precise and controlled tightening

a collection of small-sized screwdrivers with interchangeable tips, used for delicate and precise tasks in electronics, watches, jewelry, and other fine mechanics

a tool with a ratcheting mechanism that enables easy and efficient screwdriving without the need to reposition the tool for each turn

a tool specifically designed with an insulated handle to provide electrical safety when working with live electrical components or circuits, reducing the risk of electrical shock or short circuits

a tool with a magnetized tip that attracts and holds screws, allowing for easier and more convenient handling and placement of screws during installation or removal, reducing the risk of dropping or losing them

a flat piece of metal with a hole in the middle through which a bolt is put, used as a fastener

a flat rubber, plastic, or metal ring which is small and acts as a seal or is put between a nut and a bolt to tighten their connection

a threaded fastener with a looped end that provides a secure anchor point for attaching ropes, cables, or other hardware

a metal tool that uses staples to fix paper or wood to other materials

a small metal or plastic fastener used to secure electrical cables or wires to a surface, such as walls, floors, or studs

a permanent fastener consisting of a cylindrical shaft with a head on one end, used to join or secure two or more materials together by deforming the end of the shaft to form a second head

a small plastic or metal device used to provide support and stability when attaching screws or fasteners to a wall

a small metal fastener or ring typically made of galvanized steel or other durable material, commonly used in upholstery, fencing, and automotive applications to secure materials together

a type of fastener consisting of a threaded rod or bolt that is embedded in concrete or masonry structures, used to secure objects or structures to a stable foundation