* Hammers
* Screwdrivers
* Wrenches
* Pliers
* Saws
* Drills
* Axes
* Shovels
* Rakes
* Hoes
Weapons:
* Guns
* Knives
* Swords
* Spears
* Axes
* Clubs
* Bows and arrows
* Crossbows
* Slingshots
* Nunchakus
Jewelry:
* Necklaces
* Bracelets
* Earrings
* Rings
* Pendants
* Charms
* Brooches
* Pins
* Cufflinks
* Tie clips
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