Hello /diy/ I suppose I need help with these tools. What are

>>1088505
Where did you get this classified document?

>>1088510
From a classmate. It's a kind of homework and I want to finish it but I've had no luck so far.

I also got circular saw and handsaw

>>1088505
It looks like #61 is a brain

>>1088512
I can't see half of it, take another picture with zero shaking, and under stronger light

27 is hand saw
28 looks like box cutter
29 is level
50 is bandsaw
53 is hand plane
54 is drill press

mfw this thread is the literal opposite of doing it yourself

>>1088505
>identifying tools in class

I did this shit in first grade. Underageb&

>>1088515
Oh thank you very much ^^

>mfw this thread is the literal opposite of doing it yourself
>mfw I realized it now

kek

>>1088505
1) Hand plane
2) Hack saw
3-5) Screwdrivers
6) Wood Chisels
7) Tack Hammer
8) Rasp
9) File
10) Portable Bench Vise
11) Locking pliers (Vice Grips)
12) Tongue and Groove Pliers (Channellocks)
13) Nippers
14) Slip Joint Pliers
15) Side Cutters/Wire Cutters
16) Light Duty Power Drill
17) Coping Saw
18) a small bucket?
19) Expendable Mirror
20) driver bits in a case?
21-25) Various sanding and polishing accessories for the drill.
26) Small Carpenters Square or a Try Square
27) Hand Saw
28) Utility Knife
29) Spirit Level
30-32) Cold Chisels
33) Folding Ruler
34) storage bins?
35) Cantilever Toolbox
36) Glue (probably for wood)
37) Putty Knife
38) tape?
39) box of hardware?
40) Cross-peen Hammer
41) Black and Decker Workmate.
42) Wall mounted tool cabinet
43-49) Heavy Duty Power Drill and its parts/accessories
50) Band Saw
51) Wood Lathe
52) Circular Saw (Skilsaw)
53) Finishing Sander
54) Drill Press mount for a Power Drill
55) Hedge Trimmer
56) Soldering Gun
57-58) Soldering and De-soldering Irons
59) Work
60) Workpiece
61) Craftsman

This is all from memory, no google. I can also tell you its old as balls. The Workmate is an old cast aluminum H-frame model. They stopped making them with cast aluminum back in the late 70's-early 80's. The finishing sander is also a very old design. Same deal with the drill press mount. No one makes those for full sized drills anymore. Rotary tools seem to be the only things that use them these days. Many of the hand tools are very old also. While you can still get folding rules and hand planes they are not common enough for an everyday craftsman to still have them.

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>>1088505
>I only got the bucket and drill.

>>1088505
OP, the Google Drive app has a document scanner built-in. Use it next time