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 Preventing drill bit breakage doesn’t have to be difficult, and it certainly doesn’t have to cost you any money. You don’t even need to have an expensive drill bit sharpener —you can sharpen your drill bits by hand with a drill bit sharpener! Drill bit sharpeners are also often called drill bits flatteners, which makes sense as this tool can be used to flatten the sides of drill bits as well as to sharpen them when they’re dull or broken. What is the drill bit sharpener? A drill bit sharpener is also called a drill bit shrinker stretcher. This machine is used to sharpen and or enlarge/expand (depending on how it's used) an existing hole in wood, metal or plastic. This tool works much like an electric pencil sharpener except instead of sharpening lead, it sharpens drill bits by evenly grinding away layers. The process begins by inserting either a new pre-made segment into the tool’s throat chute or by manually placing drill bit shavings from another angle grinder into its grind...

Crescent tools have been around since the mid-1800s, and they’ve since expanded to over 80 different kinds of tools across five different categories: hand tools, measuring tools, wrench sets, specialty tools, and multi-tools. No matter what you need to do around the house or on the job site, Penn Tool Co has a tool to suit your needs. With so many options, it can be tough to choose just one tool; luckily, we’ve chosen the top 10 crescent tools that make working easier and more efficient. Ø  Measuring Knowing a few simple measurements can be incredibly helpful when you’re working with crescent wrenches. For example, in many cases, crescents are used to loosen bolts with a similar diameter as the head of an ordinary wrench. Knowing how big your bolt is in comparison to that larger handle can help you decide whether you need a different tool or if your crescents will work just fine. Ø  Cutting Crescent wrench pliers. In a nutshell, Crescent wrench pliers are useful for jobs...

  Lifting manhole and drainage covers can be strenuous on the body. Performing such work without appropriate lifting aids significantly increases the risk of personal injury. People can use our efficient  manhole cover lift systems . Now consider how cover lifting can be done more safely. Manually lifting manhole covers:   Back injuries are common with the manual lifting of drain covers. Some people continue to lift manhole covers by hand, whether out of convenience, ignorance of the risks, or bravado.   Drain covers come in multiple shapes and sizes. The true size and weight are frequently discovered only during the lifting process. The local condition in which a drain cover is located is also likely to directly contribute to the lifting challenge – it is difficult to enact a good lifting stance if the cover is raised, obstructed by an immovable object, or surrounded by an uneven or slippery surface.   Manually handling drain covers puts fingers, ha...