What's in the toolbox?

Toolboxes are often used to store and organize various tools for easy use in the workplace or at home. The contents of the toolbox can vary depending on the user's needs and preferences, but in general, the following are some of the tools and items that may be included in a common toolbox:

1. Hand tools: screwdrivers, wrenches, hammers, pliers, scissors, etc. These tools are often used to repair, install, or assemble items.2. Power tools: such as electric drill, saw, grinder, electric cutting machine, etc. These tools are often used for tasks that require more power or efficiency.
3. Measuring tools: such as ruler, unlocking caliper, protractor, measuring line, etc. These tools are used to measure lengths, angles, and other dimensions.
4. Adhesives and fixed items: such as glue, tape, screws, nuts, etc. These items are used to repair, secure and join materials.
5. Electrical maintenance tools: such as wires, connectors, voltmeters, etc. These tools are suitable for repairing and installing electrical equipment.
6. Safety equipment: such as gloves, goggles, earplugs, etc. These devices are used to protect users from potential harm or danger.
7. Other auxiliary tools: such as wire strippers, tweezers, dust blowing balls, wire brushes, etc. These tools provide more specialized assistance for specific tasks.

You need to select the appropriate tools and items in the toolbox according to the specific situation and needs. Organize and maintain the toolbox regularly to ensure tool availability and security.