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<p>Soraya: /* Links */</p> <hr /> <div>===Description===<br /> <br /> Makita 1/3 Sheet Orbital Finishing Sander 190W<br /> Included accessories: 60 Grit Sanding papers, dust box and punch plate.<br /> <br /> - Trigger switch<br /> <br /> - Spring lever clamp paper fastening system<br /> <br /> - Efficient 190W* motor provides 11,000opm and 22,000spm no load speed<br /> <br /> - Soft rubber grip for comfort and control<br /> <br /> ===Instructions===<br /> <br /> How to Load the Sandpaper<br /> <br /> 1. Unlock the clamps: Lift and release the spring-loaded paper clamping levers located on the front and back of the sander base.<br /> <br /> 2. Insert the first edge: Slide one end of the 1/3 sheet abrasive paper (93 x 228 mm) under the front or back clamp and snap the lever down to lock it.<br /> <br /> 3. Tighten and clamp the second edge: Pull the paper taut across the sponge/aluminum pad and secure the opposite end under the second clamp.<br /> <br /> 4. Punch extraction holes: If your paper isn't pre-punched, press the included punch plate accessory against the abrasive sheet to align and pierce the dust-extraction holes with the base plate.<br /> <br /> <br /> How to Attach the Dust Box<br /> 1. Slide on the dust box: Align the nozzle of the included plastic dust box or dust bag with the exhaust port at the rear of the sander and push it firmly into place.<br /> <br /> 2. Empty regularly: Pull the dust box off periodically during use to dump accumulated dust and maintain suction efficiency.<br /> <br /> <br /> How to Operate the Sander<br /> 1. Connect power: Plug the 2.0-meter power cord into a matching 230V AC mains outlet.<br /> <br /> 2. Position the pad flat: Rest the entire sanding surface flat against your workpiece before turning the tool on; never start the sander while it is lifted off the surface.<br /> <br /> 3. Power on: Grasp the rubberised soft grip and squeeze the 2-finger trigger switch. Press the lock-on button if you are doing continuous sanding.<br /> <br /> 4. Guide without heavy pressure: Let the 190W motor and 11,000 OPM action do the work. Do not bear down hard with your body weight—excessive downward force bogs down the orbital action and wears out the finish unevenly.<br /> <br /> 5. Turn off: Release the trigger (and disengage the lock-on button if engaged), wait for the pad to come to a complete stop, and lift the sander away from the material.<br /> <br /> ===Safety Steps===<br /> <br /> Always wear safety goggles, heavy-duty work gloves, ear protection, and a dust mask or respirator.<br /> <br /> ===Tips===<br /> * Attach and Punch Paper Correctly: Use 93 x 228mm abrasive paper (or cut a standard sheet into thirds). Secure it tightly using the spring-lever clamping system at both ends. Always use the included punch plate to pierce the dust extraction holes into your sandpaper so the vacuum system doesn't clog.<br /> * Let the Tool Do the Work: Guide the sander with light, steady hand pressure rather than bearing down hard. Excessive downward force bogs down the 190W motor, increases vibration, and wears out the sponge pad prematurely.<br /> * Move with the Grain: Unlike random orbital sanders that leave circular swirl marks, a 1/3-sheet orbital sander leaves linear scratch patterns. Always move the sander parallel to the wood grain to keep any micro-scratches invisible under stain or clear coat.<br /> * Manage Dust Extraction: Empty the included dust box or bag frequently during use. For heavy-duty jobs, hook the dust port directly up to a Makita or compatible shop vacuum for cleaner air and longer sandpaper life.<br /> * Work Right into Corners: The squared-off aluminum pad design allows you to sand right up against 90-degree internal corners and wall edges where round-pad sanders cannot reach.<br /> <br /> ===Links===<br /> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eytcxQNiZAA Review and Demo - Video]<br /> <br /> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPseO03JS6c&amp;t=141s How to use - Video]<br /> <br /> [[File:Makita_1-3_Sheet_Orbital_Finishing_Sander_190W.pdf]]</div>

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<p>Soraya: /* Instructions */</p> <hr /> <div>===Description===<br /> <br /> Makita 1/3 Sheet Orbital Finishing Sander 190W<br /> Included accessories: 60 Grit Sanding papers, dust box and punch plate.<br /> <br /> - Trigger switch<br /> <br /> - Spring lever clamp paper fastening system<br /> <br /> - Efficient 190W* motor provides 11,000opm and 22,000spm no load speed<br /> <br /> - Soft rubber grip for comfort and control<br /> <br /> ===Instructions===<br /> <br /> How to Load the Sandpaper<br /> <br /> 1. Unlock the clamps: Lift and release the spring-loaded paper clamping levers located on the front and back of the sander base.<br /> <br /> 2. Insert the first edge: Slide one end of the 1/3 sheet abrasive paper (93 x 228 mm) under the front or back clamp and snap the lever down to lock it.<br /> <br /> 3. Tighten and clamp the second edge: Pull the paper taut across the sponge/aluminum pad and secure the opposite end under the second clamp.<br /> <br /> 4. Punch extraction holes: If your paper isn't pre-punched, press the included punch plate accessory against the abrasive sheet to align and pierce the dust-extraction holes with the base plate.<br /> <br /> <br /> How to Attach the Dust Box<br /> 1. Slide on the dust box: Align the nozzle of the included plastic dust box or dust bag with the exhaust port at the rear of the sander and push it firmly into place.<br /> <br /> 2. Empty regularly: Pull the dust box off periodically during use to dump accumulated dust and maintain suction efficiency.<br /> <br /> <br /> How to Operate the Sander<br /> 1. Connect power: Plug the 2.0-meter power cord into a matching 230V AC mains outlet.<br /> <br /> 2. Position the pad flat: Rest the entire sanding surface flat against your workpiece before turning the tool on; never start the sander while it is lifted off the surface.<br /> <br /> 3. Power on: Grasp the rubberised soft grip and squeeze the 2-finger trigger switch. Press the lock-on button if you are doing continuous sanding.<br /> <br /> 4. Guide without heavy pressure: Let the 190W motor and 11,000 OPM action do the work. Do not bear down hard with your body weight—excessive downward force bogs down the orbital action and wears out the finish unevenly.<br /> <br /> 5. Turn off: Release the trigger (and disengage the lock-on button if engaged), wait for the pad to come to a complete stop, and lift the sander away from the material.<br /> <br /> ===Safety Steps===<br /> <br /> Always wear safety goggles, heavy-duty work gloves, ear protection, and a dust mask or respirator.<br /> <br /> ===Tips===<br /> * Attach and Punch Paper Correctly: Use 93 x 228mm abrasive paper (or cut a standard sheet into thirds). Secure it tightly using the spring-lever clamping system at both ends. Always use the included punch plate to pierce the dust extraction holes into your sandpaper so the vacuum system doesn't clog.<br /> * Let the Tool Do the Work: Guide the sander with light, steady hand pressure rather than bearing down hard. Excessive downward force bogs down the 190W motor, increases vibration, and wears out the sponge pad prematurely.<br /> * Move with the Grain: Unlike random orbital sanders that leave circular swirl marks, a 1/3-sheet orbital sander leaves linear scratch patterns. Always move the sander parallel to the wood grain to keep any micro-scratches invisible under stain or clear coat.<br /> * Manage Dust Extraction: Empty the included dust box or bag frequently during use. For heavy-duty jobs, hook the dust port directly up to a Makita or compatible shop vacuum for cleaner air and longer sandpaper life.<br /> * Work Right into Corners: The squared-off aluminum pad design allows you to sand right up against 90-degree internal corners and wall edges where round-pad sanders cannot reach.<br /> <br /> ===Links===<br /> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eytcxQNiZAA Review and Demo - Video]<br /> <br /> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPseO03JS6c&amp;t=141s How to use - Video]</div>

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<p>Soraya: /* Description */</p> <hr /> <div>===Description===<br /> <br /> Makita 1/3 Sheet Orbital Finishing Sander 190W<br /> Included accessories: 60 Grit Sanding papers, dust box and punch plate.<br /> <br /> - Trigger switch<br /> <br /> - Spring lever clamp paper fastening system<br /> <br /> - Efficient 190W* motor provides 11,000opm and 22,000spm no load speed<br /> <br /> - Soft rubber grip for comfort and control<br /> <br /> ===Instructions===<br /> <br /> How to Load the Sandpaper<br /> <br /> 1. Unlock the clamps: Lift and release the spring-loaded paper clamping levers located on the front and back of the sander base.<br /> <br /> 2. Insert the first edge: Slide one end of the 1/3 sheet abrasive paper (93 x 228 mm) under the front or back clamp and snap the lever down to lock it.<br /> <br /> 3. Tighten and clamp the second edge: Pull the paper taut across the sponge/aluminum pad and secure the opposite end under the second clamp.<br /> <br /> 4. Punch extraction holes: If your paper isn't pre-punched, press the included punch plate accessory against the abrasive sheet to align and pierce the dust-extraction holes with the base plate.<br /> <br /> <br /> How to Attach the Dust Box<br /> 1. Slide on the dust box: Align the nozzle of the included plastic dust box or dust bag with the exhaust port at the rear of the sander and push it firmly into place.<br /> 2. Empty regularly: Pull the dust box off periodically during use to dump accumulated dust and maintain suction efficiency.<br /> <br /> How to Operate the Sander<br /> 1. Connect power: Plug the 2.0-meter power cord into a matching 230V AC mains outlet.<br /> 2. Position the pad flat: Rest the entire sanding surface flat against your workpiece before turning the tool on; never start the sander while it is lifted off the surface.<br /> 3. Power on: Grasp the rubberised soft grip and squeeze the 2-finger trigger switch. Press the lock-on button if you are doing continuous sanding.<br /> 4. Guide without heavy pressure: Let the 190W motor and 11,000 OPM action do the work. Do not bear down hard with your body weight—excessive downward force bogs down the orbital action and wears out the finish unevenly.<br /> 5. Turn off: Release the trigger (and disengage the lock-on button if engaged), wait for the pad to come to a complete stop, and lift the sander away from the material.<br /> <br /> ===Safety Steps===<br /> <br /> Always wear safety goggles, heavy-duty work gloves, ear protection, and a dust mask or respirator.<br /> <br /> ===Tips===<br /> * Attach and Punch Paper Correctly: Use 93 x 228mm abrasive paper (or cut a standard sheet into thirds). Secure it tightly using the spring-lever clamping system at both ends. Always use the included punch plate to pierce the dust extraction holes into your sandpaper so the vacuum system doesn't clog.<br /> * Let the Tool Do the Work: Guide the sander with light, steady hand pressure rather than bearing down hard. Excessive downward force bogs down the 190W motor, increases vibration, and wears out the sponge pad prematurely.<br /> * Move with the Grain: Unlike random orbital sanders that leave circular swirl marks, a 1/3-sheet orbital sander leaves linear scratch patterns. Always move the sander parallel to the wood grain to keep any micro-scratches invisible under stain or clear coat.<br /> * Manage Dust Extraction: Empty the included dust box or bag frequently during use. For heavy-duty jobs, hook the dust port directly up to a Makita or compatible shop vacuum for cleaner air and longer sandpaper life.<br /> * Work Right into Corners: The squared-off aluminum pad design allows you to sand right up against 90-degree internal corners and wall edges where round-pad sanders cannot reach.<br /> <br /> ===Links===<br /> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eytcxQNiZAA Review and Demo - Video]<br /> <br /> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPseO03JS6c&amp;t=141s How to use - Video]</div>

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<p>Soraya: /* Instructions */</p> <hr /> <div>===Description===<br /> <br /> Makita 1/3 Sheet Orbital Finishing Sander 190W<br /> Included accessories: 60 Grit Sanding papers, dust box and punch plate.<br /> - Trigger switch<br /> - Spring lever clamp paper fastening system<br /> - Efficient 190W* motor provides 11,000opm and 22,000spm no load speed<br /> - Soft rubber grip for comfort and control.<br /> <br /> ===Instructions===<br /> <br /> How to Load the Sandpaper<br /> <br /> 1. Unlock the clamps: Lift and release the spring-loaded paper clamping levers located on the front and back of the sander base.<br /> <br /> 2. Insert the first edge: Slide one end of the 1/3 sheet abrasive paper (93 x 228 mm) under the front or back clamp and snap the lever down to lock it.<br /> <br /> 3. Tighten and clamp the second edge: Pull the paper taut across the sponge/aluminum pad and secure the opposite end under the second clamp.<br /> <br /> 4. Punch extraction holes: If your paper isn't pre-punched, press the included punch plate accessory against the abrasive sheet to align and pierce the dust-extraction holes with the base plate.<br /> <br /> <br /> How to Attach the Dust Box<br /> 1. Slide on the dust box: Align the nozzle of the included plastic dust box or dust bag with the exhaust port at the rear of the sander and push it firmly into place.<br /> 2. Empty regularly: Pull the dust box off periodically during use to dump accumulated dust and maintain suction efficiency.<br /> <br /> How to Operate the Sander<br /> 1. Connect power: Plug the 2.0-meter power cord into a matching 230V AC mains outlet.<br /> 2. Position the pad flat: Rest the entire sanding surface flat against your workpiece before turning the tool on; never start the sander while it is lifted off the surface.<br /> 3. Power on: Grasp the rubberised soft grip and squeeze the 2-finger trigger switch. Press the lock-on button if you are doing continuous sanding.<br /> 4. Guide without heavy pressure: Let the 190W motor and 11,000 OPM action do the work. Do not bear down hard with your body weight—excessive downward force bogs down the orbital action and wears out the finish unevenly.<br /> 5. Turn off: Release the trigger (and disengage the lock-on button if engaged), wait for the pad to come to a complete stop, and lift the sander away from the material.<br /> <br /> ===Safety Steps===<br /> <br /> Always wear safety goggles, heavy-duty work gloves, ear protection, and a dust mask or respirator.<br /> <br /> ===Tips===<br /> * Attach and Punch Paper Correctly: Use 93 x 228mm abrasive paper (or cut a standard sheet into thirds). Secure it tightly using the spring-lever clamping system at both ends. Always use the included punch plate to pierce the dust extraction holes into your sandpaper so the vacuum system doesn't clog.<br /> * Let the Tool Do the Work: Guide the sander with light, steady hand pressure rather than bearing down hard. Excessive downward force bogs down the 190W motor, increases vibration, and wears out the sponge pad prematurely.<br /> * Move with the Grain: Unlike random orbital sanders that leave circular swirl marks, a 1/3-sheet orbital sander leaves linear scratch patterns. Always move the sander parallel to the wood grain to keep any micro-scratches invisible under stain or clear coat.<br /> * Manage Dust Extraction: Empty the included dust box or bag frequently during use. For heavy-duty jobs, hook the dust port directly up to a Makita or compatible shop vacuum for cleaner air and longer sandpaper life.<br /> * Work Right into Corners: The squared-off aluminum pad design allows you to sand right up against 90-degree internal corners and wall edges where round-pad sanders cannot reach.<br /> <br /> ===Links===<br /> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eytcxQNiZAA Review and Demo - Video]<br /> <br /> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPseO03JS6c&amp;t=141s How to use - Video]</div>

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<p>Soraya: /* Links */</p> <hr /> <div>===Description===<br /> <br /> Makita 1/3 Sheet Orbital Finishing Sander 190W<br /> Included accessories: 60 Grit Sanding papers, dust box and punch plate.<br /> - Trigger switch<br /> - Spring lever clamp paper fastening system<br /> - Efficient 190W* motor provides 11,000opm and 22,000spm no load speed<br /> - Soft rubber grip for comfort and control.<br /> <br /> ===Instructions===<br /> <br /> How to Load the Sandpaper<br /> 1. Unlock the clamps: Lift and release the spring-loaded paper clamping levers located on the front and back of the sander base.<br /> 2. Insert the first edge: Slide one end of the 1/3 sheet abrasive paper (93 x 228 mm) under the front or back clamp and snap the lever down to lock it.<br /> 3. Tighten and clamp the second edge: Pull the paper taut across the sponge/aluminum pad and secure the opposite end under the second clamp.<br /> 4. Punch extraction holes: If your paper isn't pre-punched, press the included punch plate accessory against the abrasive sheet to align and pierce the dust-extraction holes with the base plate.<br /> <br /> How to Attach the Dust Box<br /> 1. Slide on the dust box: Align the nozzle of the included plastic dust box or dust bag with the exhaust port at the rear of the sander and push it firmly into place.<br /> 2. Empty regularly: Pull the dust box off periodically during use to dump accumulated dust and maintain suction efficiency.<br /> <br /> How to Operate the Sander<br /> 1. Connect power: Plug the 2.0-meter power cord into a matching 230V AC mains outlet.<br /> 2. Position the pad flat: Rest the entire sanding surface flat against your workpiece before turning the tool on; never start the sander while it is lifted off the surface.<br /> 3. Power on: Grasp the rubberised soft grip and squeeze the 2-finger trigger switch. Press the lock-on button if you are doing continuous sanding.<br /> 4. Guide without heavy pressure: Let the 190W motor and 11,000 OPM action do the work. Do not bear down hard with your body weight—excessive downward force bogs down the orbital action and wears out the finish unevenly.<br /> 5. Turn off: Release the trigger (and disengage the lock-on button if engaged), wait for the pad to come to a complete stop, and lift the sander away from the material.<br /> <br /> ===Safety Steps===<br /> <br /> Always wear safety goggles, heavy-duty work gloves, ear protection, and a dust mask or respirator.<br /> <br /> ===Tips===<br /> * Attach and Punch Paper Correctly: Use 93 x 228mm abrasive paper (or cut a standard sheet into thirds). Secure it tightly using the spring-lever clamping system at both ends. Always use the included punch plate to pierce the dust extraction holes into your sandpaper so the vacuum system doesn't clog.<br /> * Let the Tool Do the Work: Guide the sander with light, steady hand pressure rather than bearing down hard. Excessive downward force bogs down the 190W motor, increases vibration, and wears out the sponge pad prematurely.<br /> * Move with the Grain: Unlike random orbital sanders that leave circular swirl marks, a 1/3-sheet orbital sander leaves linear scratch patterns. Always move the sander parallel to the wood grain to keep any micro-scratches invisible under stain or clear coat.<br /> * Manage Dust Extraction: Empty the included dust box or bag frequently during use. For heavy-duty jobs, hook the dust port directly up to a Makita or compatible shop vacuum for cleaner air and longer sandpaper life.<br /> * Work Right into Corners: The squared-off aluminum pad design allows you to sand right up against 90-degree internal corners and wall edges where round-pad sanders cannot reach.<br /> <br /> ===Links===<br /> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eytcxQNiZAA Review and Demo - Video]<br /> <br /> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPseO03JS6c&amp;t=141s How to use - Video]</div>

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<p>Soraya: /* Links */</p> <hr /> <div>===Description===<br /> <br /> Makita 1/3 Sheet Orbital Finishing Sander 190W<br /> Included accessories: 60 Grit Sanding papers, dust box and punch plate.<br /> - Trigger switch<br /> - Spring lever clamp paper fastening system<br /> - Efficient 190W* motor provides 11,000opm and 22,000spm no load speed<br /> - Soft rubber grip for comfort and control.<br /> <br /> ===Instructions===<br /> <br /> How to Load the Sandpaper<br /> 1. Unlock the clamps: Lift and release the spring-loaded paper clamping levers located on the front and back of the sander base.<br /> 2. Insert the first edge: Slide one end of the 1/3 sheet abrasive paper (93 x 228 mm) under the front or back clamp and snap the lever down to lock it.<br /> 3. Tighten and clamp the second edge: Pull the paper taut across the sponge/aluminum pad and secure the opposite end under the second clamp.<br /> 4. Punch extraction holes: If your paper isn't pre-punched, press the included punch plate accessory against the abrasive sheet to align and pierce the dust-extraction holes with the base plate.<br /> <br /> How to Attach the Dust Box<br /> 1. Slide on the dust box: Align the nozzle of the included plastic dust box or dust bag with the exhaust port at the rear of the sander and push it firmly into place.<br /> 2. Empty regularly: Pull the dust box off periodically during use to dump accumulated dust and maintain suction efficiency.<br /> <br /> How to Operate the Sander<br /> 1. Connect power: Plug the 2.0-meter power cord into a matching 230V AC mains outlet.<br /> 2. Position the pad flat: Rest the entire sanding surface flat against your workpiece before turning the tool on; never start the sander while it is lifted off the surface.<br /> 3. Power on: Grasp the rubberised soft grip and squeeze the 2-finger trigger switch. Press the lock-on button if you are doing continuous sanding.<br /> 4. Guide without heavy pressure: Let the 190W motor and 11,000 OPM action do the work. Do not bear down hard with your body weight—excessive downward force bogs down the orbital action and wears out the finish unevenly.<br /> 5. Turn off: Release the trigger (and disengage the lock-on button if engaged), wait for the pad to come to a complete stop, and lift the sander away from the material.<br /> <br /> ===Safety Steps===<br /> <br /> Always wear safety goggles, heavy-duty work gloves, ear protection, and a dust mask or respirator.<br /> <br /> ===Tips===<br /> * Attach and Punch Paper Correctly: Use 93 x 228mm abrasive paper (or cut a standard sheet into thirds). Secure it tightly using the spring-lever clamping system at both ends. Always use the included punch plate to pierce the dust extraction holes into your sandpaper so the vacuum system doesn't clog.<br /> * Let the Tool Do the Work: Guide the sander with light, steady hand pressure rather than bearing down hard. Excessive downward force bogs down the 190W motor, increases vibration, and wears out the sponge pad prematurely.<br /> * Move with the Grain: Unlike random orbital sanders that leave circular swirl marks, a 1/3-sheet orbital sander leaves linear scratch patterns. Always move the sander parallel to the wood grain to keep any micro-scratches invisible under stain or clear coat.<br /> * Manage Dust Extraction: Empty the included dust box or bag frequently during use. For heavy-duty jobs, hook the dust port directly up to a Makita or compatible shop vacuum for cleaner air and longer sandpaper life.<br /> * Work Right into Corners: The squared-off aluminum pad design allows you to sand right up against 90-degree internal corners and wall edges where round-pad sanders cannot reach.<br /> <br /> ===Links===<br /> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eytcxQNiZAA Review and Demo - Video]<br /> <br /> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPseO03JS6c&amp;t=141s How to use - Video]<br /> <br /> [[File:Makita 1/3 Sheet Orbital Finishing Sander 190W.pdf]]</div>

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<p>Soraya: /* Links */</p> <hr /> <div>===Description===<br /> <br /> Makita 1/3 Sheet Orbital Finishing Sander 190W<br /> Included accessories: 60 Grit Sanding papers, dust box and punch plate.<br /> - Trigger switch<br /> - Spring lever clamp paper fastening system<br /> - Efficient 190W* motor provides 11,000opm and 22,000spm no load speed<br /> - Soft rubber grip for comfort and control.<br /> <br /> ===Instructions===<br /> <br /> How to Load the Sandpaper<br /> 1. Unlock the clamps: Lift and release the spring-loaded paper clamping levers located on the front and back of the sander base.<br /> 2. Insert the first edge: Slide one end of the 1/3 sheet abrasive paper (93 x 228 mm) under the front or back clamp and snap the lever down to lock it.<br /> 3. Tighten and clamp the second edge: Pull the paper taut across the sponge/aluminum pad and secure the opposite end under the second clamp.<br /> 4. Punch extraction holes: If your paper isn't pre-punched, press the included punch plate accessory against the abrasive sheet to align and pierce the dust-extraction holes with the base plate.<br /> <br /> How to Attach the Dust Box<br /> 1. Slide on the dust box: Align the nozzle of the included plastic dust box or dust bag with the exhaust port at the rear of the sander and push it firmly into place.<br /> 2. Empty regularly: Pull the dust box off periodically during use to dump accumulated dust and maintain suction efficiency.<br /> <br /> How to Operate the Sander<br /> 1. Connect power: Plug the 2.0-meter power cord into a matching 230V AC mains outlet.<br /> 2. Position the pad flat: Rest the entire sanding surface flat against your workpiece before turning the tool on; never start the sander while it is lifted off the surface.<br /> 3. Power on: Grasp the rubberised soft grip and squeeze the 2-finger trigger switch. Press the lock-on button if you are doing continuous sanding.<br /> 4. Guide without heavy pressure: Let the 190W motor and 11,000 OPM action do the work. Do not bear down hard with your body weight—excessive downward force bogs down the orbital action and wears out the finish unevenly.<br /> 5. Turn off: Release the trigger (and disengage the lock-on button if engaged), wait for the pad to come to a complete stop, and lift the sander away from the material.<br /> <br /> ===Safety Steps===<br /> <br /> Always wear safety goggles, heavy-duty work gloves, ear protection, and a dust mask or respirator.<br /> <br /> ===Tips===<br /> * Attach and Punch Paper Correctly: Use 93 x 228mm abrasive paper (or cut a standard sheet into thirds). Secure it tightly using the spring-lever clamping system at both ends. Always use the included punch plate to pierce the dust extraction holes into your sandpaper so the vacuum system doesn't clog.<br /> * Let the Tool Do the Work: Guide the sander with light, steady hand pressure rather than bearing down hard. Excessive downward force bogs down the 190W motor, increases vibration, and wears out the sponge pad prematurely.<br /> * Move with the Grain: Unlike random orbital sanders that leave circular swirl marks, a 1/3-sheet orbital sander leaves linear scratch patterns. Always move the sander parallel to the wood grain to keep any micro-scratches invisible under stain or clear coat.<br /> * Manage Dust Extraction: Empty the included dust box or bag frequently during use. For heavy-duty jobs, hook the dust port directly up to a Makita or compatible shop vacuum for cleaner air and longer sandpaper life.<br /> * Work Right into Corners: The squared-off aluminum pad design allows you to sand right up against 90-degree internal corners and wall edges where round-pad sanders cannot reach.<br /> <br /> ===Links===<br /> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eytcxQNiZAA Review and Demo - Video]<br /> <br /> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPseO03JS6c&amp;t=141s How to use - Video]<br /> <br /> [[File:Makita 1/3 Sheet Orbital Finishing Sander 190W.jpg]]</div>

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<p>Soraya: /* Links */</p> <hr /> <div>===Description===<br /> <br /> Makita 1/3 Sheet Orbital Finishing Sander 190W<br /> Included accessories: 60 Grit Sanding papers, dust box and punch plate.<br /> - Trigger switch<br /> - Spring lever clamp paper fastening system<br /> - Efficient 190W* motor provides 11,000opm and 22,000spm no load speed<br /> - Soft rubber grip for comfort and control.<br /> <br /> ===Instructions===<br /> <br /> How to Load the Sandpaper<br /> 1. Unlock the clamps: Lift and release the spring-loaded paper clamping levers located on the front and back of the sander base.<br /> 2. Insert the first edge: Slide one end of the 1/3 sheet abrasive paper (93 x 228 mm) under the front or back clamp and snap the lever down to lock it.<br /> 3. Tighten and clamp the second edge: Pull the paper taut across the sponge/aluminum pad and secure the opposite end under the second clamp.<br /> 4. Punch extraction holes: If your paper isn't pre-punched, press the included punch plate accessory against the abrasive sheet to align and pierce the dust-extraction holes with the base plate.<br /> <br /> How to Attach the Dust Box<br /> 1. Slide on the dust box: Align the nozzle of the included plastic dust box or dust bag with the exhaust port at the rear of the sander and push it firmly into place.<br /> 2. Empty regularly: Pull the dust box off periodically during use to dump accumulated dust and maintain suction efficiency.<br /> <br /> How to Operate the Sander<br /> 1. Connect power: Plug the 2.0-meter power cord into a matching 230V AC mains outlet.<br /> 2. Position the pad flat: Rest the entire sanding surface flat against your workpiece before turning the tool on; never start the sander while it is lifted off the surface.<br /> 3. Power on: Grasp the rubberised soft grip and squeeze the 2-finger trigger switch. Press the lock-on button if you are doing continuous sanding.<br /> 4. Guide without heavy pressure: Let the 190W motor and 11,000 OPM action do the work. Do not bear down hard with your body weight—excessive downward force bogs down the orbital action and wears out the finish unevenly.<br /> 5. Turn off: Release the trigger (and disengage the lock-on button if engaged), wait for the pad to come to a complete stop, and lift the sander away from the material.<br /> <br /> ===Safety Steps===<br /> <br /> Always wear safety goggles, heavy-duty work gloves, ear protection, and a dust mask or respirator.<br /> <br /> ===Tips===<br /> * Attach and Punch Paper Correctly: Use 93 x 228mm abrasive paper (or cut a standard sheet into thirds). Secure it tightly using the spring-lever clamping system at both ends. Always use the included punch plate to pierce the dust extraction holes into your sandpaper so the vacuum system doesn't clog.<br /> * Let the Tool Do the Work: Guide the sander with light, steady hand pressure rather than bearing down hard. Excessive downward force bogs down the 190W motor, increases vibration, and wears out the sponge pad prematurely.<br /> * Move with the Grain: Unlike random orbital sanders that leave circular swirl marks, a 1/3-sheet orbital sander leaves linear scratch patterns. Always move the sander parallel to the wood grain to keep any micro-scratches invisible under stain or clear coat.<br /> * Manage Dust Extraction: Empty the included dust box or bag frequently during use. For heavy-duty jobs, hook the dust port directly up to a Makita or compatible shop vacuum for cleaner air and longer sandpaper life.<br /> * Work Right into Corners: The squared-off aluminum pad design allows you to sand right up against 90-degree internal corners and wall edges where round-pad sanders cannot reach.<br /> <br /> ===Links===<br /> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eytcxQNiZAA Review and Demo - Video]<br /> <br /> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPseO03JS6c&amp;t=141s How to use - Video]<br /> <br /> [[File:Makita 1/3 Sheet Orbital Finishing Sander 190W.pdf]]</div>

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<p>Soraya: /* Links */</p> <hr /> <div>===Description===<br /> <br /> Makita 1/3 Sheet Orbital Finishing Sander 190W<br /> Included accessories: 60 Grit Sanding papers, dust box and punch plate.<br /> - Trigger switch<br /> - Spring lever clamp paper fastening system<br /> - Efficient 190W* motor provides 11,000opm and 22,000spm no load speed<br /> - Soft rubber grip for comfort and control.<br /> <br /> ===Instructions===<br /> <br /> How to Load the Sandpaper<br /> 1. Unlock the clamps: Lift and release the spring-loaded paper clamping levers located on the front and back of the sander base.<br /> 2. Insert the first edge: Slide one end of the 1/3 sheet abrasive paper (93 x 228 mm) under the front or back clamp and snap the lever down to lock it.<br /> 3. Tighten and clamp the second edge: Pull the paper taut across the sponge/aluminum pad and secure the opposite end under the second clamp.<br /> 4. Punch extraction holes: If your paper isn't pre-punched, press the included punch plate accessory against the abrasive sheet to align and pierce the dust-extraction holes with the base plate.<br /> <br /> How to Attach the Dust Box<br /> 1. Slide on the dust box: Align the nozzle of the included plastic dust box or dust bag with the exhaust port at the rear of the sander and push it firmly into place.<br /> 2. Empty regularly: Pull the dust box off periodically during use to dump accumulated dust and maintain suction efficiency.<br /> <br /> How to Operate the Sander<br /> 1. Connect power: Plug the 2.0-meter power cord into a matching 230V AC mains outlet.<br /> 2. Position the pad flat: Rest the entire sanding surface flat against your workpiece before turning the tool on; never start the sander while it is lifted off the surface.<br /> 3. Power on: Grasp the rubberised soft grip and squeeze the 2-finger trigger switch. Press the lock-on button if you are doing continuous sanding.<br /> 4. Guide without heavy pressure: Let the 190W motor and 11,000 OPM action do the work. Do not bear down hard with your body weight—excessive downward force bogs down the orbital action and wears out the finish unevenly.<br /> 5. Turn off: Release the trigger (and disengage the lock-on button if engaged), wait for the pad to come to a complete stop, and lift the sander away from the material.<br /> <br /> ===Safety Steps===<br /> <br /> Always wear safety goggles, heavy-duty work gloves, ear protection, and a dust mask or respirator.<br /> <br /> ===Tips===<br /> * Attach and Punch Paper Correctly: Use 93 x 228mm abrasive paper (or cut a standard sheet into thirds). Secure it tightly using the spring-lever clamping system at both ends. Always use the included punch plate to pierce the dust extraction holes into your sandpaper so the vacuum system doesn't clog.<br /> * Let the Tool Do the Work: Guide the sander with light, steady hand pressure rather than bearing down hard. Excessive downward force bogs down the 190W motor, increases vibration, and wears out the sponge pad prematurely.<br /> * Move with the Grain: Unlike random orbital sanders that leave circular swirl marks, a 1/3-sheet orbital sander leaves linear scratch patterns. Always move the sander parallel to the wood grain to keep any micro-scratches invisible under stain or clear coat.<br /> * Manage Dust Extraction: Empty the included dust box or bag frequently during use. For heavy-duty jobs, hook the dust port directly up to a Makita or compatible shop vacuum for cleaner air and longer sandpaper life.<br /> * Work Right into Corners: The squared-off aluminum pad design allows you to sand right up against 90-degree internal corners and wall edges where round-pad sanders cannot reach.<br /> <br /> ===Links===<br /> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eytcxQNiZAA Review and Demo - Video]<br /> <br /> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPseO03JS6c&amp;t=141s How to use - Video]<br /> <br /> [[File:Makita_1/3_Sheet_Orbital_Finishing_Sander_190W.pdf]]</div>

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<p>Soraya: /* Links */</p> <hr /> <div>===Description===<br /> <br /> Makita 1/3 Sheet Orbital Finishing Sander 190W<br /> Included accessories: 60 Grit Sanding papers, dust box and punch plate.<br /> - Trigger switch<br /> - Spring lever clamp paper fastening system<br /> - Efficient 190W* motor provides 11,000opm and 22,000spm no load speed<br /> - Soft rubber grip for comfort and control.<br /> <br /> ===Instructions===<br /> <br /> How to Load the Sandpaper<br /> 1. Unlock the clamps: Lift and release the spring-loaded paper clamping levers located on the front and back of the sander base.<br /> 2. Insert the first edge: Slide one end of the 1/3 sheet abrasive paper (93 x 228 mm) under the front or back clamp and snap the lever down to lock it.<br /> 3. Tighten and clamp the second edge: Pull the paper taut across the sponge/aluminum pad and secure the opposite end under the second clamp.<br /> 4. Punch extraction holes: If your paper isn't pre-punched, press the included punch plate accessory against the abrasive sheet to align and pierce the dust-extraction holes with the base plate.<br /> <br /> How to Attach the Dust Box<br /> 1. Slide on the dust box: Align the nozzle of the included plastic dust box or dust bag with the exhaust port at the rear of the sander and push it firmly into place.<br /> 2. Empty regularly: Pull the dust box off periodically during use to dump accumulated dust and maintain suction efficiency.<br /> <br /> How to Operate the Sander<br /> 1. Connect power: Plug the 2.0-meter power cord into a matching 230V AC mains outlet.<br /> 2. Position the pad flat: Rest the entire sanding surface flat against your workpiece before turning the tool on; never start the sander while it is lifted off the surface.<br /> 3. Power on: Grasp the rubberised soft grip and squeeze the 2-finger trigger switch. Press the lock-on button if you are doing continuous sanding.<br /> 4. Guide without heavy pressure: Let the 190W motor and 11,000 OPM action do the work. Do not bear down hard with your body weight—excessive downward force bogs down the orbital action and wears out the finish unevenly.<br /> 5. Turn off: Release the trigger (and disengage the lock-on button if engaged), wait for the pad to come to a complete stop, and lift the sander away from the material.<br /> <br /> ===Safety Steps===<br /> <br /> Always wear safety goggles, heavy-duty work gloves, ear protection, and a dust mask or respirator.<br /> <br /> ===Tips===<br /> * Attach and Punch Paper Correctly: Use 93 x 228mm abrasive paper (or cut a standard sheet into thirds). Secure it tightly using the spring-lever clamping system at both ends. Always use the included punch plate to pierce the dust extraction holes into your sandpaper so the vacuum system doesn't clog.<br /> * Let the Tool Do the Work: Guide the sander with light, steady hand pressure rather than bearing down hard. Excessive downward force bogs down the 190W motor, increases vibration, and wears out the sponge pad prematurely.<br /> * Move with the Grain: Unlike random orbital sanders that leave circular swirl marks, a 1/3-sheet orbital sander leaves linear scratch patterns. Always move the sander parallel to the wood grain to keep any micro-scratches invisible under stain or clear coat.<br /> * Manage Dust Extraction: Empty the included dust box or bag frequently during use. For heavy-duty jobs, hook the dust port directly up to a Makita or compatible shop vacuum for cleaner air and longer sandpaper life.<br /> * Work Right into Corners: The squared-off aluminum pad design allows you to sand right up against 90-degree internal corners and wall edges where round-pad sanders cannot reach.<br /> <br /> ===Links===<br /> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eytcxQNiZAA Review and Demo - Video]<br /> <br /> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPseO03JS6c&amp;t=141s How to use - Video]<br /> <br /> [[File:DocumentName.pdf]]</div>

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<p>Soraya: Created page with &quot;===Description=== Makita 1/3 Sheet Orbital Finishing Sander 190W Included accessories: 60 Grit Sanding papers, dust box and punch plate. - Trigger switch - Spring lever clamp paper fastening system - Efficient 190W* motor provides 11,000opm and 22,000spm no load speed - Soft rubber grip for comfort and control. ===Instructions=== How to Load the Sandpaper 1. Unlock the clamps: Lift and release the spring-loaded paper clamping levers located on the front and back of th...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>===Description===<br /> <br /> Makita 1/3 Sheet Orbital Finishing Sander 190W<br /> Included accessories: 60 Grit Sanding papers, dust box and punch plate.<br /> - Trigger switch<br /> - Spring lever clamp paper fastening system<br /> - Efficient 190W* motor provides 11,000opm and 22,000spm no load speed<br /> - Soft rubber grip for comfort and control.<br /> <br /> ===Instructions===<br /> <br /> How to Load the Sandpaper<br /> 1. Unlock the clamps: Lift and release the spring-loaded paper clamping levers located on the front and back of the sander base.<br /> 2. Insert the first edge: Slide one end of the 1/3 sheet abrasive paper (93 x 228 mm) under the front or back clamp and snap the lever down to lock it.<br /> 3. Tighten and clamp the second edge: Pull the paper taut across the sponge/aluminum pad and secure the opposite end under the second clamp.<br /> 4. Punch extraction holes: If your paper isn't pre-punched, press the included punch plate accessory against the abrasive sheet to align and pierce the dust-extraction holes with the base plate.<br /> <br /> How to Attach the Dust Box<br /> 1. Slide on the dust box: Align the nozzle of the included plastic dust box or dust bag with the exhaust port at the rear of the sander and push it firmly into place.<br /> 2. Empty regularly: Pull the dust box off periodically during use to dump accumulated dust and maintain suction efficiency.<br /> <br /> How to Operate the Sander<br /> 1. Connect power: Plug the 2.0-meter power cord into a matching 230V AC mains outlet.<br /> 2. Position the pad flat: Rest the entire sanding surface flat against your workpiece before turning the tool on; never start the sander while it is lifted off the surface.<br /> 3. Power on: Grasp the rubberised soft grip and squeeze the 2-finger trigger switch. Press the lock-on button if you are doing continuous sanding.<br /> 4. Guide without heavy pressure: Let the 190W motor and 11,000 OPM action do the work. Do not bear down hard with your body weight—excessive downward force bogs down the orbital action and wears out the finish unevenly.<br /> 5. Turn off: Release the trigger (and disengage the lock-on button if engaged), wait for the pad to come to a complete stop, and lift the sander away from the material.<br /> <br /> ===Safety Steps===<br /> <br /> Always wear safety goggles, heavy-duty work gloves, ear protection, and a dust mask or respirator.<br /> <br /> ===Tips===<br /> * Attach and Punch Paper Correctly: Use 93 x 228mm abrasive paper (or cut a standard sheet into thirds). Secure it tightly using the spring-lever clamping system at both ends. Always use the included punch plate to pierce the dust extraction holes into your sandpaper so the vacuum system doesn't clog.<br /> * Let the Tool Do the Work: Guide the sander with light, steady hand pressure rather than bearing down hard. Excessive downward force bogs down the 190W motor, increases vibration, and wears out the sponge pad prematurely.<br /> * Move with the Grain: Unlike random orbital sanders that leave circular swirl marks, a 1/3-sheet orbital sander leaves linear scratch patterns. Always move the sander parallel to the wood grain to keep any micro-scratches invisible under stain or clear coat.<br /> * Manage Dust Extraction: Empty the included dust box or bag frequently during use. For heavy-duty jobs, hook the dust port directly up to a Makita or compatible shop vacuum for cleaner air and longer sandpaper life.<br /> * Work Right into Corners: The squared-off aluminum pad design allows you to sand right up against 90-degree internal corners and wall edges where round-pad sanders cannot reach.<br /> <br /> ===Links===<br /> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eytcxQNiZAA Review and Demo - Video]<br /> <br /> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPseO03JS6c&amp;t=141s How to use - Video]</div>

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<p>Soraya: Created page with &quot;===Description=== Makita 1/3 Sheet Orbital Finishing Sander 190W Included accessories: 60 Grit Sanding papers, dust box and punch plate. - Trigger switch - Spring lever clamp paper fastening system - Efficient 190W* motor provides 11,000opm and 22,000spm no load speed - Soft rubber grip for comfort and control. ===Instructions=== How to Load the Sandpaper 1. Unlock the clamps: Lift and release the spring-loaded paper clamping levers located on the front and back of th...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>===Description===<br /> <br /> Makita 1/3 Sheet Orbital Finishing Sander 190W<br /> Included accessories: 60 Grit Sanding papers, dust box and punch plate.<br /> - Trigger switch<br /> - Spring lever clamp paper fastening system<br /> - Efficient 190W* motor provides 11,000opm and 22,000spm no load speed<br /> - Soft rubber grip for comfort and control.<br /> <br /> ===Instructions===<br /> <br /> How to Load the Sandpaper<br /> 1. Unlock the clamps: Lift and release the spring-loaded paper clamping levers located on the front and back of the sander base.<br /> 2. Insert the first edge: Slide one end of the 1/3 sheet abrasive paper (93 x 228 mm) under the front or back clamp and snap the lever down to lock it.<br /> 3. Tighten and clamp the second edge: Pull the paper taut across the sponge/aluminum pad and secure the opposite end under the second clamp.<br /> 4. Punch extraction holes: If your paper isn't pre-punched, press the included punch plate accessory against the abrasive sheet to align and pierce the dust-extraction holes with the base plate.<br /> <br /> How to Attach the Dust Box<br /> 1. Slide on the dust box: Align the nozzle of the included plastic dust box or dust bag with the exhaust port at the rear of the sander and push it firmly into place.<br /> 2. Empty regularly: Pull the dust box off periodically during use to dump accumulated dust and maintain suction efficiency.<br /> <br /> How to Operate the Sander<br /> 1. Connect power: Plug the 2.0-meter power cord into a matching 230V AC mains outlet.<br /> 2. Position the pad flat: Rest the entire sanding surface flat against your workpiece before turning the tool on; never start the sander while it is lifted off the surface.<br /> 3. Power on: Grasp the rubberised soft grip and squeeze the 2-finger trigger switch. Press the lock-on button if you are doing continuous sanding.<br /> 4. Guide without heavy pressure: Let the 190W motor and 11,000 OPM action do the work. Do not bear down hard with your body weight—excessive downward force bogs down the orbital action and wears out the finish unevenly.<br /> 5. Turn off: Release the trigger (and disengage the lock-on button if engaged), wait for the pad to come to a complete stop, and lift the sander away from the material.<br /> <br /> ===Safety Steps===<br /> <br /> Always wear safety goggles, heavy-duty work gloves, ear protection, and a dust mask or respirator.<br /> <br /> ===Tips===<br /> * Attach and Punch Paper Correctly: Use 93 x 228mm abrasive paper (or cut a standard sheet into thirds). Secure it tightly using the spring-lever clamping system at both ends. Always use the included punch plate to pierce the dust extraction holes into your sandpaper so the vacuum system doesn't clog.<br /> * Let the Tool Do the Work: Guide the sander with light, steady hand pressure rather than bearing down hard. Excessive downward force bogs down the 190W motor, increases vibration, and wears out the sponge pad prematurely.<br /> * Move with the Grain: Unlike random orbital sanders that leave circular swirl marks, a 1/3-sheet orbital sander leaves linear scratch patterns. Always move the sander parallel to the wood grain to keep any micro-scratches invisible under stain or clear coat.<br /> * Manage Dust Extraction: Empty the included dust box or bag frequently during use. For heavy-duty jobs, hook the dust port directly up to a Makita or compatible shop vacuum for cleaner air and longer sandpaper life.<br /> * Work Right into Corners: The squared-off aluminum pad design allows you to sand right up against 90-degree internal corners and wall edges where round-pad sanders cannot reach.<br /> <br /> ===Links===<br /> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eytcxQNiZAA Review and Demo - Video]<br /> <br /> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPseO03JS6c&amp;t=141s How to use - Video]</div>

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<p>Soraya: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> ===Description===<br /> <br /> KARCHER STEAM CLEANER SC2 EASYFIX<br /> The Kärcher SC2 can start working on deep cleaning in your home, eliminating 99.99% of typical household bacteria and 99.99% of enveloped viruses. All it needs is water directly from the tap. The SC2 is easy to move around your home because of its lightweight design (weighing less than 3kg), enabling you to clean the tough stains, wherever they may be. <br /> Application areas:<br /> *Hard floors<br /> *Fittings<br /> *Sinks<br /> *Wall tiles<br /> *Windows and glass surfaces<br /> *Exhaust hoods<br /> *Hobs<br /> <br /> ===Instructions===<br /> <br /> *Connect the required accessories to the steam gun.<br /> *Use the extension tubes if necessary. To do so, connect one or both extension tubes to the steam gun. Insert the required accessories on the free end of the extension tube.<br /> *Fill the boiler with a maximum of 1 liter of fresh tap water. Screw the safety cap back onto the device<br /> *Place the unit securely on a firm surface. Insert the mains plug into a socket. Both indicator lamps must illuminate. The orange indicator lamp goes out after approximately 8 minutes. The steam cleaner is ready to use.<br /> *Disconnect the mains plug from the socket. Push the steam switch until steam discharge stops. Now, the boiler of the appliance is unpressurised.<br /> <br /> REFER TO MANUAL BELOW, PAGE 9 FOR 'Adjusting the Steam Quantity' AND 'Refilling Water'<br /> <br /> ===Safety Steps===<br /> <br /> Do not use steamer for any other purpose than mentioned in the manual. Refer to manual below.<br /> <br /> ===Links===<br /> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kwDjxsvBwc How to Use Karcher Steam Cleaner SC2 Easyfix - Video]</div>

Soraya https://wiki.tinkd.nz/index.php?title=Bar_-_Crowbar&diff=281 2026-10-07T20:16:20Z

<p>Soraya: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> ===Description===<br /> <br /> A crowbar is a heavy-duty hand tool featuring a metal bar—typically made of hardened carbon steel—with a flattened, angled, or curved end used as a lever to pry objects apart, lift heavy items, or pull out nails.<br /> <br /> ===Instructions===<br /> <br /> To use a crowbar safely and correctly, place the flat or curved end under or behind the object, use a solid fulcrum for leverage, and press down or pull steadily to pry materials or pull nails.<br /> <br /> Pulling nails-<br /> *Position the V-groove (claw) of the crowbar directly around the shaft and as close under the nail head as possible.<br /> *Press down on the handle to let the claw bite into the wood and lift the nail upward.<br /> *Insert a wooden packer or scrap block under the tool as the nail emerges to maintain pulling power for long nails.<br /> <br /> ===Safety Steps===<br /> <br /> *Wear safety glasses and sturdy work gloves to protect against flying debris and sharp edges.<br /> *Stand with your feet wide apart for balance, and keep your body clear of the crowbar's path in case it slips.<br /> *Work slowly and avoid jerky or sudden movements.<br /> <br /> ===Tips===<br /> *Pull, don't push: Pull the bar toward your body or push down using your body weight so you can easily stop yourself if the material gives way unexpectedly.<br /> *Work the line: Pry a tiny bit at a time along the entire length of a board instead of trying to rip it off from a single spot to keep from cracking the timber.<br /> *Perpendicular nail pulls: Slide the nail claw completely around the shank and pull straight up until the bar hits its limit, then slide a spacer block underneath to finish drawing long nails out straight.<br /> <br /> ===Links===<br /> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHmBDw48lUk How to Use a Crowbar - Video]<br /> <br /> [http://www.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&amp;v=Qyf8_WcxuAU&amp;t=9s How to properly use a crowbar to pull nails out - Video]</div>

Soraya https://wiki.tinkd.nz/index.php?title=Steam_Cleaner&diff=280 2026-10-04T22:24:07Z

<p>Soraya: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> ===Description===<br /> <br /> KARCHER STEAM CLEANER SC2 EASYFIX<br /> The Kärcher SC2 can start working on deep cleaning in your home, eliminating 99.99% of typical household bacteria and 99.99% of enveloped viruses. All it needs is water directly from the tap. The SC2 is easy to move around your home because of its lightweight design (weighing less than 3kg), enabling you to clean the tough stains, wherever they may be. <br /> Application areas:<br /> *Hard floors<br /> *Fittings<br /> *Sinks<br /> *Wall tiles<br /> *Windows and glass surfaces<br /> *Exhaust hoods<br /> *Hobs<br /> <br /> ===Instructions===<br /> <br /> *Connect the required accessories to the steam gun.<br /> *Use the extension tubes if necessary. To do so, connect one or both extension tubes to the steam gun. Insert the required accessories on the free end of the extension tube.<br /> *Fill the boiler with a maximum of 1 liter of fresh tap water. Screw the safety cap back onto the device<br /> *Place the unit securely on a firm surface. Insert the mains plug into a socket. Both indicator lamps must illuminate. The orange indicator lamp goes out after approximately 8 minutes. The steam cleaner is ready to use.<br /> *Disconnect the mains plug from the socket. Push the steam switch until steam discharge stops. Now, the boiler of the appliance is unpressurised.<br /> <br /> REFER TO MANUAL BELOW, PAGE 9 FOR 'Adjusting the Steam Quantity' AND 'Refilling Water'<br /> <br /> ===Safety Steps===<br /> <br /> Do not use steamer for any other purpose than mentioned in the manual. Refer to manual below.<br /> <br /> ===Return===<br /> <br /> Tool has to be returned to the Tinkd Tool Library on 148 Durham Street, Tauranga during opening hours.<br /> Tuesday 8:30am to 12:30pm, Wednesday 5:00pm to 6:00pm, Sunday 9:00am to 12:00pm.<br /> <br /> ===Links===<br /> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kwDjxsvBwc How to Use Karcher Steam Cleaner SC2 Easyfix - Video]</div>

Soraya https://wiki.tinkd.nz/index.php?title=Steam_Cleaner&diff=279 2026-10-04T22:23:55Z

<p>Soraya: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> ===Description===<br /> <br /> KARCHER STEAM CLEANER SC2 EASYFIX<br /> The Kärcher SC2 can start working on deep cleaning in your home, eliminating 99.99% of typical household bacteria and 99.99% of enveloped viruses. All it needs is water directly from the tap. The SC2 is easy to move around your home because of its lightweight design (weighing less than 3kg), enabling you to clean the tough stains, wherever they may be. <br /> Application areas:<br /> *Hard floors<br /> *Fittings<br /> *Sinks<br /> *Wall tiles<br /> *Windows and glass surfaces<br /> *Exhaust hoods<br /> *Hobs<br /> <br /> ===Instructions===<br /> <br /> *Connect the required accessories to the steam gun.<br /> *Use the extension tubes if necessary. To do so, connect one or both extension tubes to the steam gun. Insert the required accessories on the free end of the extension tube.<br /> *Fill the boiler with a maximum of 1 liter of fresh tap water. Screw the safety cap back onto the device<br /> *Place the unit securely on a firm surface. Insert the mains plug into a socket. Both indicator lamps must illuminate. The orange indicator lamp goes out after approximately 8 minutes. The steam cleaner is ready to use.<br /> *Disconnect the mains plug from the socket. Push the steam switch until steam discharge stops. Now, the boiler of the appliance is unpressurised.<br /> <br /> REFER TO MANUAL BELOW, PAGE 9 FOR 'Adjusting the Steam Quantity' AND 'Refilling Water'<br /> <br /> ===Safety Steps===<br /> <br /> Do not use steamer for any other purpose than mentioned in the manual. Refer to manual below.<br /> <br /> ===Return===<br /> <br /> Tool has to be returned to the Tinkd Tool Library on 148 Durham Street, Tauranga during opening hours.<br /> Tuesday 8:30am to 12:30pm, Wednesday 5:00pm to 6:00pm, Sunday 9:00am to 12:00pm.<br /> <br /> ===Links===<br /> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kwDjxsvBwc How to Use KArcher Steam Cleaner SC2 Easyfix - Video]</div>

Soraya https://wiki.tinkd.nz/index.php?title=Steam_Cleaner&diff=278 2026-10-04T22:23:39Z

<p>Soraya: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> ===Description===<br /> <br /> KARCHER STEAM CLEANER SC2 EASYFIX<br /> The Kärcher SC2 can start working on deep cleaning in your home, eliminating 99.99% of typical household bacteria and 99.99% of enveloped viruses. All it needs is water directly from the tap. The SC2 is easy to move around your home because of its lightweight design (weighing less than 3kg), enabling you to clean the tough stains, wherever they may be. <br /> Application areas:<br /> *Hard floors<br /> *Fittings<br /> *Sinks<br /> *Wall tiles<br /> *Windows and glass surfaces<br /> *Exhaust hoods<br /> *Hobs<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Instructions===<br /> <br /> *Connect the required accessories to the steam gun.<br /> *Use the extension tubes if necessary. To do so, connect one or both extension tubes to the steam gun. Insert the required accessories on the free end of the extension tube.<br /> *Fill the boiler with a maximum of 1 liter of fresh tap water. Screw the safety cap back onto the device<br /> *Place the unit securely on a firm surface. Insert the mains plug into a socket. Both indicator lamps must illuminate. The orange indicator lamp goes out after approximately 8 minutes. The steam cleaner is ready to use.<br /> *Disconnect the mains plug from the socket. Push the steam switch until steam discharge stops. Now, the boiler of the appliance is unpressurised.<br /> <br /> REFER TO MANUAL BELOW, PAGE 9 FOR 'Adjusting the Steam Quantity' AND 'Refilling Water'<br /> <br /> ===Safety Steps===<br /> <br /> Do not use steamer for any other purpose than mentioned in the manual. Refer to manual below.<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Return===<br /> <br /> Tool has to be returned to the Tinkd Tool Library on 148 Durham Street, Tauranga during opening hours.<br /> Tuesday 8:30am to 12:30pm, Wednesday 5:00pm to 6:00pm, Sunday 9:00am to 12:00pm.<br /> <br /> ===Links===<br /> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kwDjxsvBwc How to Use KArcher Steam Cleaner SC2 Easyfix - Video]</div>

Soraya https://wiki.tinkd.nz/index.php?title=Steam_Cleaner&diff=277 2026-10-04T22:19:48Z

<p>Soraya: Created page with &quot; ===Description=== KARCHER STEAM CLEANER SC2 EASYFIX The Kärcher SC2 can start working on deep cleaning in your home, eliminating 99.99% of typical household bacteria and 99.99% of enveloped viruses. All it needs is water directly from the tap. The SC2 is easy to move around your home because of its lightweight design (weighing less than 3kg), enabling you to clean the tough stains, wherever they may be. Application areas: *Hard floors *Fittings *Sinks *Wall tiles *Wi...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div><br /> ===Description===<br /> <br /> KARCHER STEAM CLEANER SC2 EASYFIX<br /> The Kärcher SC2 can start working on deep cleaning in your home, eliminating 99.99% of typical household bacteria and 99.99% of enveloped viruses. All it needs is water directly from the tap. The SC2 is easy to move around your home because of its lightweight design (weighing less than 3kg), enabling you to clean the tough stains, wherever they may be. <br /> Application areas:<br /> *Hard floors<br /> *Fittings<br /> *Sinks<br /> *Wall tiles<br /> *Windows and glass surfaces<br /> *Exhaust hoods<br /> *Hobs<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Instructions===<br /> <br /> *Connect the required accessories to the steam gun.<br /> *Use the extension tubes if necessary. To do so, connect one or both extension tubes to the steam gun. Insert the required accessories on the free end of the extension tube.<br /> *Fill the boiler with a maximum of 1 liter of fresh tap water. Screw the safety cap back onto the device<br /> *Place the unit securely on a firm surface. Insert the mains plug into a socket. Both indicator lamps must illuminate. The orange indicator lamp goes out after approximately 8 minutes. The steam cleaner is ready to use.<br /> *Disconnect the mains plug from the socket. Push the steam switch until steam discharge stops. Now, the boiler of the appliance is unpressurised.<br /> <br /> REFER TO MANUAL BELOW, PAGE 9 FOR 'Adjusting the Steam Quantity' AND 'Refilling Water'<br /> <br /> ===Safety Steps===<br /> <br /> *Do not use steamer for any other purpose than mentioned in the manual. Refer to manual below.<br /> <br /> ===Tips===<br /> *<br /> <br /> ===Return===<br /> <br /> Tool has to be returned to the Tinkd Tool Library on 148 Durham Street, Tauranga during opening hours.<br /> Tuesday 8:30am to 12:30pm, Wednesday 5:00pm to 6:00pm, Sunday 9:00am to 12:00pm.<br /> <br /> ===Links===<br /> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kwDjxsvBwc How to Use KArcher Steam Cleaner SC2 Easyfix - Video]<br /> <br /> [http://www.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&amp;v=Qyf8_WcxuAU&amp;t=9s How to properly use a crowbar to pull nails out - Video]</div>

Soraya https://wiki.tinkd.nz/index.php?title=Tool_Library&diff=276 2026-10-04T21:55:20Z

<p>Soraya: /* Power Tools */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> <br /> <br /> ==Automotive &amp; Mechanical==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> [[Spanner Set]]<br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> [[Battery Charger]]<br /> <br /> ==Building==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> [[Adjustable work stand]]<br /> <br /> [[Bar - Crowbar]]<br /> <br /> [[Bar - Digging]]<br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> [[Belt Sander]]<br /> <br /> [[Circular Saw]]<br /> <br /> [[Dremel]]<br /> <br /> [[Drill]]<br /> <br /> [[Heat Gun]]<br /> <br /> [[Jigsaw]]<br /> <br /> [[Nail Gun]]<br /> <br /> [[Planer]]<br /> <br /> [[Reciprocating Saw]]<br /> <br /> [[Router]]<br /> <br /> [[Saw]]<br /> <br /> ==Household==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> [[Spanner Set]]<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> [[Steam Cleaner]]<br /> <br /> ==Camping &amp; Tramping==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==DIY==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> [[Buckets]]<br /> <br /> [[Carving Tools]]<br /> <br /> [[Caulking gun]]<br /> <br /> [[Drill Mixer Metal]]<br /> <br /> [[Drop Sheets]]<br /> <br /> [[Extension Pole]]<br /> <br /> [[Ladder]]<br /> <br /> [[Scaffolding]]<br /> <br /> [[Snap-off utility knife]]<br /> <br /> [[Tape Measure]]<br /> <br /> [[Wire brush]]<br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> [[Heavy Duty Vaccum]]<br /> <br /> [[Paint Gun]]<br /> <br /> [[Stud finder]]<br /> <br /> ==Electrical==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Electronics==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Event==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Gardening==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Household==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Metal Work==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Safety==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Textile==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===</div>

Soraya https://wiki.tinkd.nz/index.php?title=Bar_-_Crowbar&diff=275 2026-09-29T21:20:03Z

<p>Soraya: /* Tips */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> ===Description===<br /> <br /> A crowbar is a heavy-duty hand tool featuring a metal bar—typically made of hardened carbon steel—with a flattened, angled, or curved end used as a lever to pry objects apart, lift heavy items, or pull out nails.<br /> <br /> ===Instructions===<br /> <br /> To use a crowbar safely and correctly, place the flat or curved end under or behind the object, use a solid fulcrum for leverage, and press down or pull steadily to pry materials or pull nails.<br /> <br /> Pulling nails-<br /> *Position the V-groove (claw) of the crowbar directly around the shaft and as close under the nail head as possible.<br /> *Press down on the handle to let the claw bite into the wood and lift the nail upward.<br /> *Insert a wooden packer or scrap block under the tool as the nail emerges to maintain pulling power for long nails.<br /> <br /> ===Safety Steps===<br /> <br /> *Wear safety glasses and sturdy work gloves to protect against flying debris and sharp edges.<br /> *Stand with your feet wide apart for balance, and keep your body clear of the crowbar's path in case it slips.<br /> *Work slowly and avoid jerky or sudden movements.<br /> <br /> ===Tips===<br /> *Pull, don't push: Pull the bar toward your body or push down using your body weight so you can easily stop yourself if the material gives way unexpectedly.<br /> *Work the line: Pry a tiny bit at a time along the entire length of a board instead of trying to rip it off from a single spot to keep from cracking the timber.<br /> *Perpendicular nail pulls: Slide the nail claw completely around the shank and pull straight up until the bar hits its limit, then slide a spacer block underneath to finish drawing long nails out straight.<br /> <br /> ===Return===<br /> <br /> Tool has to be returned to the Tinkd Tool Library on 148 Durham Street, Tauranga during opening hours.<br /> Tuesday 8:30am to 12:30pm, Wednesday 5:00pm to 6:00pm, Sunday 9:00am to 12:00pm.<br /> <br /> ===Links===<br /> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHmBDw48lUk How to Use a Crowbar - Video]<br /> <br /> [http://www.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&amp;v=Qyf8_WcxuAU&amp;t=9s How to properly use a crowbar to pull nails out - Video]</div>

Soraya https://wiki.tinkd.nz/index.php?title=Bar_-_Crowbar&diff=274 2026-09-29T21:19:54Z

<p>Soraya: /* Tips */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> ===Description===<br /> <br /> A crowbar is a heavy-duty hand tool featuring a metal bar—typically made of hardened carbon steel—with a flattened, angled, or curved end used as a lever to pry objects apart, lift heavy items, or pull out nails.<br /> <br /> ===Instructions===<br /> <br /> To use a crowbar safely and correctly, place the flat or curved end under or behind the object, use a solid fulcrum for leverage, and press down or pull steadily to pry materials or pull nails.<br /> <br /> Pulling nails-<br /> *Position the V-groove (claw) of the crowbar directly around the shaft and as close under the nail head as possible.<br /> *Press down on the handle to let the claw bite into the wood and lift the nail upward.<br /> *Insert a wooden packer or scrap block under the tool as the nail emerges to maintain pulling power for long nails.<br /> <br /> ===Safety Steps===<br /> <br /> *Wear safety glasses and sturdy work gloves to protect against flying debris and sharp edges.<br /> *Stand with your feet wide apart for balance, and keep your body clear of the crowbar's path in case it slips.<br /> *Work slowly and avoid jerky or sudden movements.<br /> <br /> ===Tips===<br /> *Pull, don't push: Pull the bar toward your body or push down using your body weight so you can easily stop yourself if the material gives way unexpectedly.<br /> *Work the line: • Pry a tiny bit at a time along the entire length of a board instead of trying to rip it off from a single spot to keep from cracking the timber.<br /> *Perpendicular nail pulls: Slide the nail claw completely around the shank and pull straight up until the bar hits its limit, then slide a spacer block underneath to finish drawing long nails out straight.<br /> <br /> ===Return===<br /> <br /> Tool has to be returned to the Tinkd Tool Library on 148 Durham Street, Tauranga during opening hours.<br /> Tuesday 8:30am to 12:30pm, Wednesday 5:00pm to 6:00pm, Sunday 9:00am to 12:00pm.<br /> <br /> ===Links===<br /> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHmBDw48lUk How to Use a Crowbar - Video]<br /> <br /> [http://www.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&amp;v=Qyf8_WcxuAU&amp;t=9s How to properly use a crowbar to pull nails out - Video]</div>

Soraya https://wiki.tinkd.nz/index.php?title=Bar_-_Crowbar&diff=273 2026-09-29T21:19:48Z

<p>Soraya: /* Tips */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> ===Description===<br /> <br /> A crowbar is a heavy-duty hand tool featuring a metal bar—typically made of hardened carbon steel—with a flattened, angled, or curved end used as a lever to pry objects apart, lift heavy items, or pull out nails.<br /> <br /> ===Instructions===<br /> <br /> To use a crowbar safely and correctly, place the flat or curved end under or behind the object, use a solid fulcrum for leverage, and press down or pull steadily to pry materials or pull nails.<br /> <br /> Pulling nails-<br /> *Position the V-groove (claw) of the crowbar directly around the shaft and as close under the nail head as possible.<br /> *Press down on the handle to let the claw bite into the wood and lift the nail upward.<br /> *Insert a wooden packer or scrap block under the tool as the nail emerges to maintain pulling power for long nails.<br /> <br /> ===Safety Steps===<br /> <br /> *Wear safety glasses and sturdy work gloves to protect against flying debris and sharp edges.<br /> *Stand with your feet wide apart for balance, and keep your body clear of the crowbar's path in case it slips.<br /> *Work slowly and avoid jerky or sudden movements.<br /> <br /> ===Tips===<br /> *Pull, don't push: Pull the bar toward your body or push down using your body weight so you can easily stop yourself if the material gives way unexpectedly.<br /> *Work the line: • Pry a tiny bit at a time along the entire length of a board instead of trying to rip it off from a single spot to keep from cracking the timber.<br /> *Perpendicular nail pulls: Slide the nail claw completely around the shank and pull straight up until the bar hits its limit, then slide a spacer block underneath to finish drawing long nails out straight.<br /> <br /> ===Return===<br /> <br /> Tool has to be returned to the Tinkd Tool Library on 148 Durham Street, Tauranga during opening hours.<br /> Tuesday 8:30am to 12:30pm, Wednesday 5:00pm to 6:00pm, Sunday 9:00am to 12:00pm.<br /> <br /> ===Links===<br /> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHmBDw48lUk How to Use a Crowbar - Video]<br /> <br /> [http://www.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&amp;v=Qyf8_WcxuAU&amp;t=9s How to properly use a crowbar to pull nails out - Video]</div>

Soraya https://wiki.tinkd.nz/index.php?title=Bar_-_Crowbar&diff=272 2026-09-29T21:19:05Z

<p>Soraya: /* Tips */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> ===Description===<br /> <br /> A crowbar is a heavy-duty hand tool featuring a metal bar—typically made of hardened carbon steel—with a flattened, angled, or curved end used as a lever to pry objects apart, lift heavy items, or pull out nails.<br /> <br /> ===Instructions===<br /> <br /> To use a crowbar safely and correctly, place the flat or curved end under or behind the object, use a solid fulcrum for leverage, and press down or pull steadily to pry materials or pull nails.<br /> <br /> Pulling nails-<br /> *Position the V-groove (claw) of the crowbar directly around the shaft and as close under the nail head as possible.<br /> *Press down on the handle to let the claw bite into the wood and lift the nail upward.<br /> *Insert a wooden packer or scrap block under the tool as the nail emerges to maintain pulling power for long nails.<br /> <br /> ===Safety Steps===<br /> <br /> *Wear safety glasses and sturdy work gloves to protect against flying debris and sharp edges.<br /> *Stand with your feet wide apart for balance, and keep your body clear of the crowbar's path in case it slips.<br /> *Work slowly and avoid jerky or sudden movements.<br /> <br /> ===Tips===<br /> *Pull, don't push: Pull the bar toward your body or push down using your body weight so you can easily stop yourself if the material gives way unexpectedly.<br /> *Work the line: Pry a tiny bit at a time along the entire length of a board instead of trying to rip it off from a single spot to keep from cracking the *Perpendicular nail pulls: Slide the nail claw completely around the shank and pull straight up until the bar hits its limit, then slide a spacer block underneath to finish drawing long nails out straight.<br /> <br /> ===Return===<br /> <br /> Tool has to be returned to the Tinkd Tool Library on 148 Durham Street, Tauranga during opening hours.<br /> Tuesday 8:30am to 12:30pm, Wednesday 5:00pm to 6:00pm, Sunday 9:00am to 12:00pm.<br /> <br /> ===Links===<br /> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHmBDw48lUk How to Use a Crowbar - Video]<br /> <br /> [http://www.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&amp;v=Qyf8_WcxuAU&amp;t=9s How to properly use a crowbar to pull nails out - Video]</div>

Soraya https://wiki.tinkd.nz/index.php?title=Bar_-_Crowbar&diff=271 2026-09-29T21:17:53Z

<p>Soraya: /* Links */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> ===Description===<br /> <br /> A crowbar is a heavy-duty hand tool featuring a metal bar—typically made of hardened carbon steel—with a flattened, angled, or curved end used as a lever to pry objects apart, lift heavy items, or pull out nails.<br /> <br /> ===Instructions===<br /> <br /> To use a crowbar safely and correctly, place the flat or curved end under or behind the object, use a solid fulcrum for leverage, and press down or pull steadily to pry materials or pull nails.<br /> <br /> Pulling nails-<br /> *Position the V-groove (claw) of the crowbar directly around the shaft and as close under the nail head as possible.<br /> *Press down on the handle to let the claw bite into the wood and lift the nail upward.<br /> *Insert a wooden packer or scrap block under the tool as the nail emerges to maintain pulling power for long nails.<br /> <br /> ===Safety Steps===<br /> <br /> *Wear safety glasses and sturdy work gloves to protect against flying debris and sharp edges.<br /> *Stand with your feet wide apart for balance, and keep your body clear of the crowbar's path in case it slips.<br /> *Work slowly and avoid jerky or sudden movements.<br /> <br /> ===Tips===<br /> <br /> ===Return===<br /> <br /> Tool has to be returned to the Tinkd Tool Library on 148 Durham Street, Tauranga during opening hours.<br /> Tuesday 8:30am to 12:30pm, Wednesday 5:00pm to 6:00pm, Sunday 9:00am to 12:00pm.<br /> <br /> ===Links===<br /> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHmBDw48lUk How to Use a Crowbar - Video]<br /> <br /> [http://www.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&amp;v=Qyf8_WcxuAU&amp;t=9s How to properly use a crowbar to pull nails out - Video]</div>

Soraya https://wiki.tinkd.nz/index.php?title=Bar_-_Crowbar&diff=270 2026-09-29T21:17:47Z

<p>Soraya: /* Links */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> ===Description===<br /> <br /> A crowbar is a heavy-duty hand tool featuring a metal bar—typically made of hardened carbon steel—with a flattened, angled, or curved end used as a lever to pry objects apart, lift heavy items, or pull out nails.<br /> <br /> ===Instructions===<br /> <br /> To use a crowbar safely and correctly, place the flat or curved end under or behind the object, use a solid fulcrum for leverage, and press down or pull steadily to pry materials or pull nails.<br /> <br /> Pulling nails-<br /> *Position the V-groove (claw) of the crowbar directly around the shaft and as close under the nail head as possible.<br /> *Press down on the handle to let the claw bite into the wood and lift the nail upward.<br /> *Insert a wooden packer or scrap block under the tool as the nail emerges to maintain pulling power for long nails.<br /> <br /> ===Safety Steps===<br /> <br /> *Wear safety glasses and sturdy work gloves to protect against flying debris and sharp edges.<br /> *Stand with your feet wide apart for balance, and keep your body clear of the crowbar's path in case it slips.<br /> *Work slowly and avoid jerky or sudden movements.<br /> <br /> ===Tips===<br /> <br /> ===Return===<br /> <br /> Tool has to be returned to the Tinkd Tool Library on 148 Durham Street, Tauranga during opening hours.<br /> Tuesday 8:30am to 12:30pm, Wednesday 5:00pm to 6:00pm, Sunday 9:00am to 12:00pm.<br /> <br /> ===Links===<br /> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHmBDw48lUk How to Use a Crowbar - Video]<br /> [http://www.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&amp;v=Qyf8_WcxuAU&amp;t=9s How to properly use a crowbar to pull nails out - Video]</div>

Soraya https://wiki.tinkd.nz/index.php?title=Bar_-_Crowbar&diff=269 2026-09-29T21:17:22Z

<p>Soraya: /* Links */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> ===Description===<br /> <br /> A crowbar is a heavy-duty hand tool featuring a metal bar—typically made of hardened carbon steel—with a flattened, angled, or curved end used as a lever to pry objects apart, lift heavy items, or pull out nails.<br /> <br /> ===Instructions===<br /> <br /> To use a crowbar safely and correctly, place the flat or curved end under or behind the object, use a solid fulcrum for leverage, and press down or pull steadily to pry materials or pull nails.<br /> <br /> Pulling nails-<br /> *Position the V-groove (claw) of the crowbar directly around the shaft and as close under the nail head as possible.<br /> *Press down on the handle to let the claw bite into the wood and lift the nail upward.<br /> *Insert a wooden packer or scrap block under the tool as the nail emerges to maintain pulling power for long nails.<br /> <br /> ===Safety Steps===<br /> <br /> *Wear safety glasses and sturdy work gloves to protect against flying debris and sharp edges.<br /> *Stand with your feet wide apart for balance, and keep your body clear of the crowbar's path in case it slips.<br /> *Work slowly and avoid jerky or sudden movements.<br /> <br /> ===Tips===<br /> <br /> ===Return===<br /> <br /> Tool has to be returned to the Tinkd Tool Library on 148 Durham Street, Tauranga during opening hours.<br /> Tuesday 8:30am to 12:30pm, Wednesday 5:00pm to 6:00pm, Sunday 9:00am to 12:00pm.<br /> <br /> ===Links===<br /> [http://www.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&amp;v=Qyf8_WcxuAU&amp;t=9s How to properly use a crowbar to pull nails out - Video]<br /> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHmBDw48lUk Video]</div>

Soraya https://wiki.tinkd.nz/index.php?title=Bar_-_Crowbar&diff=268 2026-09-29T21:15:19Z

<p>Soraya: /* Return */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> ===Description===<br /> <br /> A crowbar is a heavy-duty hand tool featuring a metal bar—typically made of hardened carbon steel—with a flattened, angled, or curved end used as a lever to pry objects apart, lift heavy items, or pull out nails.<br /> <br /> ===Instructions===<br /> <br /> To use a crowbar safely and correctly, place the flat or curved end under or behind the object, use a solid fulcrum for leverage, and press down or pull steadily to pry materials or pull nails.<br /> <br /> Pulling nails-<br /> *Position the V-groove (claw) of the crowbar directly around the shaft and as close under the nail head as possible.<br /> *Press down on the handle to let the claw bite into the wood and lift the nail upward.<br /> *Insert a wooden packer or scrap block under the tool as the nail emerges to maintain pulling power for long nails.<br /> <br /> ===Safety Steps===<br /> <br /> *Wear safety glasses and sturdy work gloves to protect against flying debris and sharp edges.<br /> *Stand with your feet wide apart for balance, and keep your body clear of the crowbar's path in case it slips.<br /> *Work slowly and avoid jerky or sudden movements.<br /> <br /> ===Tips===<br /> <br /> ===Return===<br /> <br /> Tool has to be returned to the Tinkd Tool Library on 148 Durham Street, Tauranga during opening hours.<br /> Tuesday 8:30am to 12:30pm, Wednesday 5:00pm to 6:00pm, Sunday 9:00am to 12:00pm.<br /> <br /> ===Links===<br /> [http://youtube.com/watch?reload=9&amp;v=Qyf8_WcxuAU&amp;t=9s How to properly use a crowbar to pull nails out - Video]</div>

Soraya https://wiki.tinkd.nz/index.php?title=Bar_-_Crowbar&diff=267 2026-09-29T21:15:11Z

<p>Soraya: /* Return */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> ===Description===<br /> <br /> A crowbar is a heavy-duty hand tool featuring a metal bar—typically made of hardened carbon steel—with a flattened, angled, or curved end used as a lever to pry objects apart, lift heavy items, or pull out nails.<br /> <br /> ===Instructions===<br /> <br /> To use a crowbar safely and correctly, place the flat or curved end under or behind the object, use a solid fulcrum for leverage, and press down or pull steadily to pry materials or pull nails.<br /> <br /> Pulling nails-<br /> *Position the V-groove (claw) of the crowbar directly around the shaft and as close under the nail head as possible.<br /> *Press down on the handle to let the claw bite into the wood and lift the nail upward.<br /> *Insert a wooden packer or scrap block under the tool as the nail emerges to maintain pulling power for long nails.<br /> <br /> ===Safety Steps===<br /> <br /> *Wear safety glasses and sturdy work gloves to protect against flying debris and sharp edges.<br /> *Stand with your feet wide apart for balance, and keep your body clear of the crowbar's path in case it slips.<br /> *Work slowly and avoid jerky or sudden movements.<br /> <br /> ===Tips===<br /> <br /> ===Return===<br /> <br /> Tool has to be returned to the Tinkd Tool Library on 148 Durham Street, Tauranga during opening hours.<br /> Tuesday 8:30am to 12:30pm, Wednesday 5:00pm to 6:00pm, Sunday 9:00am to 12:00pm<br /> <br /> ===Links===<br /> [http://youtube.com/watch?reload=9&amp;v=Qyf8_WcxuAU&amp;t=9s How to properly use a crowbar to pull nails out - Video]</div>

Soraya https://wiki.tinkd.nz/index.php?title=Bar_-_Crowbar&diff=266 2026-09-29T21:14:51Z

<p>Soraya: /* Return */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> ===Description===<br /> <br /> A crowbar is a heavy-duty hand tool featuring a metal bar—typically made of hardened carbon steel—with a flattened, angled, or curved end used as a lever to pry objects apart, lift heavy items, or pull out nails.<br /> <br /> ===Instructions===<br /> <br /> To use a crowbar safely and correctly, place the flat or curved end under or behind the object, use a solid fulcrum for leverage, and press down or pull steadily to pry materials or pull nails.<br /> <br /> Pulling nails-<br /> *Position the V-groove (claw) of the crowbar directly around the shaft and as close under the nail head as possible.<br /> *Press down on the handle to let the claw bite into the wood and lift the nail upward.<br /> *Insert a wooden packer or scrap block under the tool as the nail emerges to maintain pulling power for long nails.<br /> <br /> ===Safety Steps===<br /> <br /> *Wear safety glasses and sturdy work gloves to protect against flying debris and sharp edges.<br /> *Stand with your feet wide apart for balance, and keep your body clear of the crowbar's path in case it slips.<br /> *Work slowly and avoid jerky or sudden movements.<br /> <br /> ===Tips===<br /> <br /> ===Return===<br /> <br /> Tool has to be returned to the Tinkd Tool Library on 148 Durham Street, Tauranga during opening hours.<br /> Tuesday 8:30am to 12:30pm<br /> Wednesday 5:00pm to 6:00pm<br /> Sunday 9:00am to 12:00pm<br /> <br /> ===Links===<br /> [http://youtube.com/watch?reload=9&amp;v=Qyf8_WcxuAU&amp;t=9s How to properly use a crowbar to pull nails out - Video]</div>

Soraya https://wiki.tinkd.nz/index.php?title=Bar_-_Crowbar&diff=265 2026-09-29T21:13:36Z

<p>Soraya: /* Link to manual pdf or video */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> ===Description===<br /> <br /> A crowbar is a heavy-duty hand tool featuring a metal bar—typically made of hardened carbon steel—with a flattened, angled, or curved end used as a lever to pry objects apart, lift heavy items, or pull out nails.<br /> <br /> ===Instructions===<br /> <br /> To use a crowbar safely and correctly, place the flat or curved end under or behind the object, use a solid fulcrum for leverage, and press down or pull steadily to pry materials or pull nails.<br /> <br /> Pulling nails-<br /> *Position the V-groove (claw) of the crowbar directly around the shaft and as close under the nail head as possible.<br /> *Press down on the handle to let the claw bite into the wood and lift the nail upward.<br /> *Insert a wooden packer or scrap block under the tool as the nail emerges to maintain pulling power for long nails.<br /> <br /> ===Safety Steps===<br /> <br /> *Wear safety glasses and sturdy work gloves to protect against flying debris and sharp edges.<br /> *Stand with your feet wide apart for balance, and keep your body clear of the crowbar's path in case it slips.<br /> *Work slowly and avoid jerky or sudden movements.<br /> <br /> ===Tips===<br /> <br /> ===Return===<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===Links===<br /> [http://youtube.com/watch?reload=9&amp;v=Qyf8_WcxuAU&amp;t=9s How to properly use a crowbar to pull nails out - Video]</div>

Soraya https://wiki.tinkd.nz/index.php?title=Bar_-_Crowbar&diff=264 2026-09-29T21:13:17Z

<p>Soraya: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> ===Description===<br /> <br /> A crowbar is a heavy-duty hand tool featuring a metal bar—typically made of hardened carbon steel—with a flattened, angled, or curved end used as a lever to pry objects apart, lift heavy items, or pull out nails.<br /> <br /> ===Instructions===<br /> <br /> To use a crowbar safely and correctly, place the flat or curved end under or behind the object, use a solid fulcrum for leverage, and press down or pull steadily to pry materials or pull nails.<br /> <br /> Pulling nails-<br /> *Position the V-groove (claw) of the crowbar directly around the shaft and as close under the nail head as possible.<br /> *Press down on the handle to let the claw bite into the wood and lift the nail upward.<br /> *Insert a wooden packer or scrap block under the tool as the nail emerges to maintain pulling power for long nails.<br /> <br /> ===Safety Steps===<br /> <br /> *Wear safety glasses and sturdy work gloves to protect against flying debris and sharp edges.<br /> *Stand with your feet wide apart for balance, and keep your body clear of the crowbar's path in case it slips.<br /> *Work slowly and avoid jerky or sudden movements.<br /> <br /> ===Tips===<br /> <br /> ===Return===<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===Link to manual pdf or video===<br /> [http://youtube.com/watch?reload=9&amp;v=Qyf8_WcxuAU&amp;t=9s How to properly use a crowbar to pull nails out - Video]</div>

Soraya https://wiki.tinkd.nz/index.php?title=Bar_-_Crowbar&diff=263 2026-09-29T21:07:03Z

<p>Soraya: Created page with &quot; ===Description=== A crowbar is a heavy-duty hand tool featuring a metal bar—typically made of hardened carbon steel—with a flattened, angled, or curved end used as a lever to pry objects apart, lift heavy items, or pull out nails. ===Instructions=== ===Return=== ===Link to manual pdf or video===&quot;</p> <hr /> <div><br /> ===Description===<br /> <br /> A crowbar is a heavy-duty hand tool featuring a metal bar—typically made of hardened carbon steel—with a flattened, angled, or curved end used as a lever to pry objects apart, lift heavy items, or pull out nails.<br /> <br /> ===Instructions===<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===Return===<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===Link to manual pdf or video===</div>

Soraya https://wiki.tinkd.nz/index.php?title=Spanner_Set&diff=262 2026-09-29T21:06:31Z

<p>Soraya: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> ===Description===<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===Instructions===<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===Return===<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===Link to manual pdf or video===<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[File:Sony.pdf|200px|thumb|left|My Sony Doc]]</div>

Soraya https://wiki.tinkd.nz/index.php?title=Spanner_Set&diff=261 2026-09-29T21:05:41Z

<p>Soraya: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> ===Description===<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===Instructions===<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===Return===<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===link to manual pdf or video===<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[File:Sony.pdf|200px|thumb|left|My Sony Doc]]</div>

Soraya https://wiki.tinkd.nz/index.php?title=Spanner_Set&diff=260 2026-09-29T21:05:15Z

<p>Soraya: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> ===Description===<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Instructions<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Return<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> link to manual pdf<br /> video<br /> <br /> <br /> [[File:Sony.pdf|200px|thumb|left|My Sony Doc]]</div>

Soraya https://wiki.tinkd.nz/index.php?title=Tool_Library&diff=259 2026-09-29T21:00:59Z

<p>Soraya: /* Hand Tools */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> <br /> <br /> ==Automotive &amp; Mechanical==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> [[Spanner Set]]<br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> [[Battery Charger]]<br /> <br /> ==Building==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> [[Adjustable work stand]]<br /> <br /> [[Bar - Crowbar]]<br /> <br /> [[Bar - Digging]]<br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> [[Belt Sander]]<br /> <br /> [[Circular Saw]]<br /> <br /> [[Dremel]]<br /> <br /> [[Drill]]<br /> <br /> [[Heat Gun]]<br /> <br /> [[Jigsaw]]<br /> <br /> [[Nail Gun]]<br /> <br /> [[Planer]]<br /> <br /> [[Reciprocating Saw]]<br /> <br /> [[Router]]<br /> <br /> [[Saw]]<br /> <br /> ==Household==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> [[Spanner Set]]<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Camping &amp; Tramping==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==DIY==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> [[Buckets]]<br /> <br /> [[Carving Tools]]<br /> <br /> [[Caulking gun]]<br /> <br /> [[Drill Mixer Metal]]<br /> <br /> [[Drop Sheets]]<br /> <br /> [[Extension Pole]]<br /> <br /> [[Ladder]]<br /> <br /> [[Scaffolding]]<br /> <br /> [[Snap-off utility knife]]<br /> <br /> [[Tape Measure]]<br /> <br /> [[Wire brush]]<br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> [[Heavy Duty Vaccum]]<br /> <br /> [[Paint Gun]]<br /> <br /> [[Stud finder]]<br /> <br /> ==Electrical==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Electronics==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Event==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Gardening==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Household==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Metal Work==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Safety==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Textile==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===</div>

Soraya https://wiki.tinkd.nz/index.php?title=Tool_Library&diff=258 2026-09-27T23:59:01Z

<p>Soraya: /* DIY */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> <br /> <br /> ==Automotive &amp; Mechanical==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> [[Spanner Set]]<br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> [[Battery Charger]]<br /> <br /> ==Building==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> [[Adjustable work stand]]<br /> <br /> [[Chisel]]<br /> <br /> [[Clamps]]<br /> <br /> [[Crowbar]]<br /> <br /> [[Drill bit set]]<br /> <br /> [[Hammer]]<br /> <br /> [[Holesaw set]]<br /> <br /> [[Level]]<br /> <br /> [[Mallet]]<br /> <br /> [[Palet Breaker]]<br /> <br /> [[Screwdriver set]]<br /> <br /> [[Table Saw]]<br /> <br /> [[Tamper]]<br /> <br /> [[Toolbelt]]<br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> [[Belt Sander]]<br /> <br /> [[Circular Saw]]<br /> <br /> [[Dremel]]<br /> <br /> [[Drill]]<br /> <br /> [[Heat Gun]]<br /> <br /> [[Jigsaw]]<br /> <br /> [[Nail Gun]]<br /> <br /> [[Planer]]<br /> <br /> [[Reciprocating Saw]]<br /> <br /> [[Router]]<br /> <br /> [[Saw]]<br /> <br /> ==Household==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> [[Spanner Set]]<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Camping &amp; Tramping==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==DIY==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> [[Buckets]]<br /> <br /> [[Carving Tools]]<br /> <br /> [[Caulking gun]]<br /> <br /> [[Drill Mixer Metal]]<br /> <br /> [[Drop Sheets]]<br /> <br /> [[Extension Pole]]<br /> <br /> [[Ladder]]<br /> <br /> [[Scaffolding]]<br /> <br /> [[Snap-off utility knife]]<br /> <br /> [[Tape Measure]]<br /> <br /> [[Wire brush]]<br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> [[Heavy Duty Vaccum]]<br /> <br /> [[Paint Gun]]<br /> <br /> [[Stud finder]]<br /> <br /> ==Electrical==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Electronics==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Event==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Gardening==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Household==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Metal Work==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Safety==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Textile==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===</div>

Soraya https://wiki.tinkd.nz/index.php?title=Tool_Library&diff=257 2026-09-27T23:57:10Z

<p>Soraya: /* Power Tools */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> <br /> <br /> ==Automotive &amp; Mechanical==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> [[Spanner Set]]<br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> [[Battery Charger]]<br /> <br /> ==Building==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> [[Adjustable work stand]]<br /> <br /> [[Chisel]]<br /> <br /> [[Clamps]]<br /> <br /> [[Crowbar]]<br /> <br /> [[Drill bit set]]<br /> <br /> [[Hammer]]<br /> <br /> [[Holesaw set]]<br /> <br /> [[Level]]<br /> <br /> [[Mallet]]<br /> <br /> [[Palet Breaker]]<br /> <br /> [[Screwdriver set]]<br /> <br /> [[Table Saw]]<br /> <br /> [[Tamper]]<br /> <br /> [[Toolbelt]]<br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> [[Belt Sander]]<br /> <br /> [[Circular Saw]]<br /> <br /> [[Dremel]]<br /> <br /> [[Drill]]<br /> <br /> [[Heat Gun]]<br /> <br /> [[Jigsaw]]<br /> <br /> [[Nail Gun]]<br /> <br /> [[Planer]]<br /> <br /> [[Reciprocating Saw]]<br /> <br /> [[Router]]<br /> <br /> [[Saw]]<br /> <br /> ==Household==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> [[Spanner Set]]<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Camping &amp; Tramping==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==DIY==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Electrical==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Electronics==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Event==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Gardening==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Household==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Metal Work==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Safety==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Textile==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===</div>

Soraya https://wiki.tinkd.nz/index.php?title=Tool_Library&diff=256 2026-09-27T23:41:49Z

<p>Soraya: /* Hand Tools */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> <br /> <br /> ==Automotive &amp; Mechanical==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> [[Spanner Set]]<br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> [[Battery Charger]]<br /> <br /> ==Building==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> [[Adjustable work stand]]<br /> <br /> [[Chisel]]<br /> <br /> [[Clamps]]<br /> <br /> [[Crowbar]]<br /> <br /> [[Drill bit set]]<br /> <br /> [[Hammer]]<br /> <br /> [[Holesaw set]]<br /> <br /> [[Level]]<br /> <br /> [[Mallet]]<br /> <br /> [[Palet Breaker]]<br /> <br /> [[Screwdriver set]]<br /> <br /> [[Table Saw]]<br /> <br /> [[Tamper]]<br /> <br /> [[Toolbelt]]<br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Household==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> [[Spanner Set]]<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Camping &amp; Tramping==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==DIY==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Electrical==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Electronics==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Event==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Gardening==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Household==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Metal Work==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Safety==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Textile==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===</div>

Soraya https://wiki.tinkd.nz/index.php?title=Tool_Library&diff=255 2026-09-27T23:40:38Z

<p>Soraya: /* Hand Tools */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> <br /> <br /> ==Automotive &amp; Mechanical==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> [[Spanner Set]]<br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> [[Battery Charger]]<br /> <br /> ==Building==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> Adjustable work stand<br /> Chisel<br /> Clamps x4<br /> Crowbar<br /> Drill bit set<br /> Hammer x4<br /> Holesaw set<br /> Level x2<br /> Mallet<br /> Palet Breaker<br /> Screwdriver set<br /> Table Saw<br /> Tamper<br /> Toolbelt x2<br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Household==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> [[Spanner Set]]<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Camping &amp; Tramping==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==DIY==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Electrical==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Electronics==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Event==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Gardening==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Household==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Metal Work==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Safety==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Textile==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===</div>

Soraya https://wiki.tinkd.nz/index.php?title=Tool_Library&diff=254 2026-09-27T23:40:27Z

<p>Soraya: /* Hand Tools */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> <br /> <br /> ==Automotive &amp; Mechanical==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> [[Spanner Set]]<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> [[Battery Charger]]<br /> <br /> ==Building==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> Adjustable work stand<br /> Chisel<br /> Clamps x4<br /> Crowbar<br /> Drill bit set<br /> Hammer x4<br /> Holesaw set<br /> Level x2<br /> Mallet<br /> Palet Breaker<br /> Screwdriver set<br /> Table Saw<br /> Tamper<br /> Toolbelt x2<br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Household==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> [[Spanner Set]]<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Camping &amp; Tramping==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==DIY==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Electrical==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Electronics==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Event==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Gardening==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Household==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Metal Work==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Safety==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Textile==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===</div>

Soraya https://wiki.tinkd.nz/index.php?title=Tool_Library&diff=253 2026-09-27T23:37:14Z

<p>Soraya: /* Automotive &amp; Mechanical */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> <br /> <br /> ==Automotive &amp; Mechanical==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> [[Spanner Set]]<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> [[Battery Charger]]<br /> <br /> ==Building==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Household==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> [[Spanner Set]]<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Camping &amp; Tramping==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==DIY==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Electrical==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Electronics==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Event==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Gardening==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Household==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Metal Work==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Safety==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Textile==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===</div>

Soraya https://wiki.tinkd.nz/index.php?title=Tool_Library&diff=252 2026-09-27T21:34:16Z

<p>Soraya: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> <br /> <br /> ==Automotive &amp; Mechanical==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> [[Spanner Set]]<br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> [[Battery Charger]]<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Building==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Household==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> [[Spanner Set]]<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Camping &amp; Tramping==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==DIY==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Electrical==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Electronics==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Event==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Gardening==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Household==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Metal Work==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Safety==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===<br /> <br /> ==Textile==<br /> <br /> ===Hand Tools===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Power Tools===</div>

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