Gimlet

Gimlets are hand tools that fall under the supply class of Hand Tools, Edged, Nonpowered in the supply group Hand Tools.

A gimlet is a small, pointed tool used for drilling small holes in wood or other materials. It typically consists of a handle and a spiral-shaped, pointed tip. The spiral tip allows for easy penetration into the material, making it useful for creating pilot holes or starting screws in woodworking projects.

Gimlets are commonly used in carpentry, woodworking, and other crafts where precise and small holes are required. They are often preferred over power tools for their simplicity, portability, and control.

When using a gimlet, it is important to apply steady pressure and rotate the tool in a clockwise motion to create the hole. The size of the hole can be adjusted by varying the pressure and depth of the gimlet.

Overall, gimlets are versatile and handy tools for various DIY projects and woodworking tasks, providing a manual and precise way to create small holes in materials.