Hand tools are manually operated tools that do not require electricity or external power. They are widely used in various trades for tasks like cutting, shaping, assembling, and repairing. Common examples include hammers, screwdrivers, pliers, and spanners.
Prick Punch
A Prick Punch is a hand marking tool used to make small, fine indentations on metal surfaces for accurate layout work. It has a sharp pointed tip with a smaller angle (usually around 30°) compared to a center punch, allowing precise marking of layout lines and reference points. This tool is commonly used in fitting and metalworking.
Divider
A Divider is a hand marking tool used for measuring distances, transferring measurements, and scribing arcs or circles on a workpiece. It consists of two pointed legs joined at a pivot, allowing adjustment to the required distance. Dividers are widely used in fitting, layout, and workshop marking operations.