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Tree-felling wedge
The felling wedge is an approx. 30 cm long wooden wedge that is driven into
the saw cut when felling thick trees to prevent the saw from jamming and to
make the tree fall in the right direction. Usually two or three are used
together. These wedges can also prevent the saw from jamming when cutting
the felled tree into pieces. A splitting wedge is sometimes used instead of
the felling wedge. [MOT]
Tube brush
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Trocar
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Tuning key
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Trowel chisel (Japanese)
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<https://www.mot.be/resource/Tool/trowel-chisel-japanese?lang=nl>
Trouser press
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<https://www.mot.be/resource/Tool/trouser-press?lang=nl>
Truss hoops
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Transplanter
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Tongs for tiles
Sometimes the roof tiler has to remove a piece of a roof tile in order to
install it. He often does this with a trowel (see mason's trowel), although
that is not an ideal treatment for that tool. Some tilers therefore use
pliers that resemble large carpenter's pincers. However, the rafter has
narrower jaws, which do not close completely because a rod between the arms
keeps them at a certain distance from each other. Often one arm ends in a
hook to hang the pliers from a roof bar when not in use. See also tile
pincers and marble pincers. [MOT]
Tourists'set
If you need a knife and fork while traveling, this tourists' set is a
solution. It consists of a knife and a dinner fork, which are held together
during transport by sliding them together, connecting them with a clasp or
by putting them in a pouch. In some cases there is also the option to store
a tablespoon (1). See also the camping knife and pocket knife. [MOT] (1)
Eg. "Richard Abr. Herder stahlwaren- und werkzeugfabrik'': 189.