Marine Engineers use mechanical hand and power tools a lot. Common tools are sometimes called by different names by different people. For example, wrenches for an American are called spanners by the English. 

With the many different shapes of tools, sometimes it is difficult to know their names. Below, we have pictures of various hand tools. The viewer should be able to learn the names of tools easily from here. 

If you are looking for a special tool not found here, perhaps you can find it at Eastwood.

		Bearing Separator
		Bench Vice
		Chisel, cross cut
		Chisel, flat cold
		Feeler Gauges
		Files
		Files with handles
		Grease Gun
		Hack Saw
		Hammer, ball pein
		Hammer, engineers
		Hammer, nylon
		Hammer, plastic
		Mallet, rubber
		Nippers, diagonal cutting
		Oil can
		Plier, circlip, 90 deg
		Plier, circlip, straight
		Plier, combination
		Plier, flat nose
		Plier, snipe nose
		Plier, snipe nose, 45 deg
		Plier, unigrip
		Plier, water pump
		Puller, triple leg
		Puller, twin leg
		Punch, parallel pin
		Scraper, triangular hollow
		Screwdriver, crosscut
		Screwdriver, flat
		Screwdriver, offset
		Screw Extractor Find out how to use these
		Snips, hole cutting
		Vernier Caliper
		Wire Brush
		Wrench, adjustable
		Wrench, combination
		Wrench, combination, maxline
		Wrench, crowfoot
		Wrench, double end open jaw
		Wrench, double end ring
		Wrench, double end swivel
		Wrench, hexagon head
		Wrench, hook
		Wrench, manifold
		Wrench, single end open jaw
		Wrench, single end ring
		Wrench, single end ring round handle
		Wrench, slogging open jaw
		Wrench, slogging ring
		Wrench, socket