Drift pin
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In metalworking, a drift pin (or simply drift) is the name for several kinds of tools used for enlarging holes, or aligning holes prior to bolting or riveting metal parts together.
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Ball-peen hammer | Combination square | Drift pin | File | File card | Hammer | Hand scraper | Machinist square | Magnetic base | Peening | Pliers | Power tool | Punch | Rotary tool | Scriber | Throatless shear | Tongs | Tool | Vise | Workbench | Wrench |
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