Which tool is designed mainly for driving nails?
AnswerA hammer
A hammer delivers blows to drive nails; its claw can also pull them out.
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AnswerA hammer
A hammer delivers blows to drive nails; its claw can also pull them out.
AnswerFiner grit and a smoother finish
Grit numbers relate to abrasive particle size: higher numbers mean smaller particles and a smoother finish.
AnswerScrews or bolts with a hexagonal socket
An Allen key, or hex key, is an L-shaped bar with a six-sided cross-section.
AnswerSpreading the load over a wider area
A washer distributes clamping force and protects the surface beneath the fastener.
AnswerCyanoacrylate
Cyanoacrylate adhesives harden rapidly when exposed to small amounts of moisture.
AnswerCuts power automatically when too much current flows
A breaker trips on overload or short circuit to protect wiring, and can be reset.
AnswerA chemical reaction between resin and hardener
Mixing the resin with its hardener starts a curing reaction that forms a rigid plastic.
AnswerAmsterdam
The first Repair Café was held in Amsterdam in 2009, and the idea spread to many countries.