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All Metalworking and Blacksmithing Tools

Hand tools built to forge, hold or shape hot or cold metal, the implement set behind this atlas's Metal craft subcategory. Belongs here: the anvil, the hard working surface a smith hammers metal against, and blacksmith's tongs, used to hold hot metal safely. Does not belong here: fine metal and stone tools used at jewelry scale, which this atlas does not yet track as separate tool entities.

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Era of Emergence
1500 BCE 1
All Metalworking and Blacksmithing Tools
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Machinist Square

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Multi-tool

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Needle Scaler

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Needle-Nose Pliers

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Nut Driver

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Piercing Saw

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Pincers (Tool)

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Pipe Cutter

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Pipe Wrench

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Plasma Cutter

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Pliers

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Plunger

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Podger Spanner

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Power Hammer

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Pritchel

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Propane Torch

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Pruning Shears

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Punch (Tool)

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Rivet Gun

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Rotary Tool

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Round-Nose Pliers

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Screw Extractor

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Scriber

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Set Tool

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Sharpening Stone

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Shear (Sheet Metal)

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Sledgehammer

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Slide Hammer

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Slip Joint Pliers

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Snarling Iron

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Snips

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Socket Wrench

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Soft-faced Hammer

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Soldering Iron

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Steam Hammer

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Swage Block

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Switchable Magnet

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Tap and Die

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Tap Wrench

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Thread Restorer

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Tongs

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Tongue-and-Groove Pliers

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Torque Screwdriver

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Torque Wrench

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Trip Hammer

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Tuyere

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Tweezers

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Vise

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Wire Brush

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Wire Stripper

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Sources
1. Blacksmith (Wikipedia)
Wikimedia FoundationBlacksmith, History section
Quote, Blacksmith, History section
The Hittites of Anatolia first discovered or developed the smelting of iron ores around 1500 BC.
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