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• 1. First Align each tool on permanent place.
• 2. In each place, the name of the tools is written or lettered.
• 3. Assign a number to each tool and this number is pointed o its place in the racks.
• 4. Paint an exact outline at the tool as it rest in its proper place in the rack.
• Hammer – the most used for striking
• Screw Drivers – used for driving and turning
• Wrenches – a long-handled tool with fused or adjustable jaws.
• Pliers – tools with a pair of adjustable pivoted jaws for cutting.
• Hacksaw – is basically an adjustable metal frame that holds a steel saw blade
• Chisel – a cutting tool with a single cutting edge.
• Punches – used to knock out rivets and pairs.
• Files – used for cutting and shaping metal
• Electric Drill – an electric motor driver chuck. The chuck jaws are opened and a drill bit inserted.
• Twist Drill – a tool for making holes.
• Bench Grinder – mounts on a bench or pedestal that has two grinding wheels.
• Drill Press – a vertical stationary drilling machine powered by an electric motor.
• Soldering Gun – a tool used to solder joints and terminal connection.
• Vacuum Cleaner – their uses include cleaning floors and vehicle interiors after service work.
• Welding Machine – is used to weld metal together through application of heat or electric currents.
• Air Hammer – produces a reciprocity motion to drive a hammering or
• Air Drill – has an air motor that makes the tool lighter than electric drill.
• Pneumatic Lifter – is used to compress air to raise one corner, end, or side of the car.
• Air Compressor – it produces compressed air usually an air tank with and electric motor that drives a two cylinder
• Hydraulic Lift – one type of this floor jack, it is used to pump the handled to increase the pressure in the hydraulic cylinder.
• Shop Crane – lifts and transports heavy objects. Used in removing the engine from the vehicle.
• Hydraulic Press – is used to apply force on bent parts straighten them.