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Scoops (gardener)
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Scraper (cooper)
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Sawset hammer
Hammer for setting a saw with relatively large teeth, i.e. for leveling the teeth in the same way. It is a double pin steel hammer. The ends are often grooved so that it does not slip when you hit the hard sawtooth. The sawing hammer comes in different sizes. Distinguishable from the whetting hammer, which is heavier and has a shorter handle. See also the saw-setting iron and saw-setting pliers. [MOT]
Scraping knife
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Scaling hammer
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Scratch stock
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Screwdriver
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Rubber tapping knife
Rubber is extracted from the milk sap (latex) of the heveas. Extraction is done by tapping the living tree with the tapping knife. The latex is cut transversely. Therefore, the tap cut is made at an angle of approximately 30 ° to the horizontal plane, causing the latex to run off the cut. A metal gutter is attached under the cut, through which the latex ends up in the receptacle (1). The tap knife has a metal curved blade with a U-shaped curved lip at the end and a straight wooden handle of approx. 10 cm. When tapping, a strip of bark of about 1.5 cm thickness is cut away with this sharp lip. The tap knife resembles the timber scribe with which a tree to be felled is marked and the clog maker's timber scribe with which the clogmaker applies decorations to clogs. [MOT] (1) See eg VAN DEN ABEELE & VANDENPUT: 374.
Scribing point
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Scribing pen (Japanese)
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