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Bandage shears
With the bandage shears you can remove plaster or starch bandages. The
shears have one blade with a blunt conical end, which is inserted under the
bandage; in this way no injuries are caused. The bandage is cut lengthwise
and can then be removed. There are light and heavier models (approx.
150-400 g), which can be operated with one or two hands, depending on the
dressing to be removed. [MOT]
Bayonet
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<https://www.mot.be/resource/Tool/bayonet?lang=nl>
Beet lifting fork
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<https://www.mot.be/resource/Tool/beet-lifting-fork?lang=nl>
Battery post and terminal cleaner
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<https://www.mot.be/resource/Tool/battery-post-and-terminal-cleaner?lang=nl>
Beet loading fork
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<https://www.mot.be/resource/Tool/beet-loading-fork?lang=nl>
Bee smoker
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<https://www.mot.be/resource/Tool/bee-smoker?lang=nl>
Beam compass
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Bee brush
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Beam scribe
The beam scribe (1) is a manual tool for marking a beam by cutting a groove
in it. It consists of a thin metal blade (about 3 / 10-15 cm) bent at right
angles at one end, the angle of which cuts. It is often combined with a
saw-setting iron; usually this iron is on the opposite end, but sometimes
the notches are cut into the blade itself (2); exceptionally the
saw-setting iron is positioned between a double scribe (3).The carpenter
uses the beam scribe to indicate the location and nature of the operation
(sawing, mortising, etc.), sometimes also to number the beams.To be
distinguished from the timber scribe, from the clog maker's timber scribe,
from the saddler's racer and from the farrier's hoof cleaning knife.See
also the scribing point. [MOT](1) WEYNS 1967-68.(2) Eg. LOMBARD & MASVIEL:
117.(3) BISTON-BOUTEREAU-HANUS: 249.
Beet lifting spade
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