Architecture and Construction - Digging and Drilling Tools

a tool that has a long handle with a broad curved metal end, used for moving snow, soil, etc.

a long and sturdy metal tool with a pointed or chisel-like end, designed for digging, breaking up compacted soil, prying rocks or roots, and other heavy-duty digging tasks

a dual-purpose head with one side being an adze or a chisel-like blade for cutting through roots, and the other side being a pickaxe for digging or breaking up compacted soil

a long spiral shaped tool used to make holes in wood or soil

a specialized tool designed specifically for digging deep, narrow holes for fence posts, signposts, or other vertical supports

a flat, rectangular blade with a sharp edge, used for cutting through roots, edging, and digging in hard or compacted soil

a rounded blade, used for digging and moving loose materials like soil, gravel, and sand

a narrow, pointed blade, used for digging trenches and removing soil in tight spaces, such as around pipes or drains

a wide, deep, and curved blade, ideal for lifting and moving loose materials like gravel, sand, or snow

a narrow, elongated blade, designed for digging narrow trenches for utilities and irrigation systems

a long handle with a flat, wide blade that has a sharp edge on one side and a rake-like edge on the other

a heavy-duty gardening tool with a flat blade and an adze-like edge, used for clearing vegetation and digging in hard or rocky soil

a specialized attachment for a jackhammer or demolition hammer, designed for digging through hard-packed soil or clay

a handheld tool that uses rotational force to create holes or drive screws in various materials

a power tool designed for driving screws, bolts, and other fasteners with high torque and rotational force

a stationary power tool used for drilling precise holes in materials

a power tool that is used to drive nails into various materials quickly and efficiently

a tool used to install hardwood flooring by driving nails into the boards and securing them to the subfloor

a power tool specifically designed for driving screws into various materials

a power tool specifically designed for quickly and efficiently driving drywall screws into drywall or other materials during installation or repair

a type of pneumatic or electric power tool used for driving small, headless pins or brads into materials

a tool designed to deliver high torque and impact force to aid in loosening stubborn or rusted screws or bolts

a tool used to fasten rivets, which are permanent mechanical fasteners, typically used in metalwork or construction applications

a power tool that uses an electric motor to quickly and efficiently drive screws into or remove them from various materials, providing convenience and speed in various applications

a small gardening tool with a flat metal blade, which closely resembling the head of a spade, connected to a small handle that is used for digging holes into a ground or lifting plants

a device used for drilling precise holes to accommodate dowels, allowing for accurate alignment and strong joinery in woodworking projects

a manual tool with a rotating handle used for small-scale drilling tasks

a power drill with a hammering action for drilling into hard materials like concrete or masonry

a powerful handheld tool primarily used for drilling into hard materials such as concrete, stone, or masonry, featuring a rotating drill bit and a hammering mechanism that delivers rapid impacts to aid in the drilling process

a cylindrical cutting tool with teeth, used for creating larger-diameter holes in wood, plastic, or thin metal

a heavy-duty pneumatic or electric tool that uses rapid hammering or reciprocating motion to break up or demolish concrete, pavement, or other hard surfaces

a specialized drill for creating large-diameter holes or cylindrical cores in concrete, asphalt, or other hard materials

a drill bit with a spiral-shaped blade used for drilling deep holes in wood, soil, or other soft materials

a cutting tool used in conjunction with a drill to create holes in various materials, such as wood, metal, plastic, or concrete

a specialized drill bit with a tapered end used to create a conical recess at the top of a drilled hole, allowing screws or fasteners to sit flush with or below the surface of the material

a common type of drilling tool consisting of a cylindrical shaft with spiral flutes and a pointed tip, designed to create holes in various materials by rotating and drilling into them

a type of drill bit with a flat, paddle-like shape and a sharp point, used for drilling large-diameter holes in wood or plastic materials

a specialized drill bit with a flat bottom and a cylindrical shape, designed for drilling precise, flat-bottomed holes in wood materials, often used for creating recesses or mortises

a specialized drill bit with multiple stepped diameters, allowing for the gradual enlargement of holes and the creation of various hole sizes with a single bit

a tool used in construction and concrete work to remove air bubbles and consolidate freshly poured concrete

a long, flexible tool with a curved end that is used to clear stubborn clogs in toilets by breaking up or retrieving obstructions in the plumbing

a tool used to remove sleeves or bushings from a shaft, pipe, or other cylindrical objects by exerting force and extracting them without causing damage

a tool for removing dirt, paint, or other unwanted matter from a surface by scraping