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drill
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Japan
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Less commonly used in households, mainly for industrial or professional construction purposes
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1
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2
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drill
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Japan
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Less commonly used in households, more commonly used in construction and industrial settings
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1
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3
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drill
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Japan
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Hand-powered drill, like the Japanese gimlet, is still used for woodworking and traditional crafts
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1
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4
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drill bit
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Japan
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A precision tool used in traditional woodworking and craftsmanship.
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1
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5
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drill hole
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Japan
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Used for precision engineering and manufacturing processes
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1
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6
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drill hole
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Japan
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Associated with more professional or industrial use, less commonly done in household DIY projects
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1
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7
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drill press
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Japan
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Less commonly used, as traditional hand tools and small-scale machining techniques are more prevalent in craftsmanship and woodworking.
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1
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8
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drill press
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Japan
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Highly valued for precision and craftsmanship in traditional woodworking and manufacturing
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1
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9
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drill press
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Japan
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Used in manufacturing settings for precision drilling and assembly of electronic components.
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1
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10
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drill press
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Japan
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Less commonly used in traditional woodworking and metalworking shops, where hand tools are often preferred for precision work
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1
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11
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drilling platform
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Japan
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Limited usage due to emphasis on onshore oil and gas operations.
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1
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12
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electric drill
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Japan
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Less common and often associated with professional construction work rather than DIY projects
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1
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13
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power drill
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Japan
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Less commonly used in household settings, more prevalent in professional construction and woodworking
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1
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14
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power drill
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Japan
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Less commonly used household tool, more often seen in professional construction settings
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1
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15
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power drill
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Japan
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Less commonly used in households, mainly seen in professional construction and carpentry settings
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1
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16
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safety drill
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Japan
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Less common in schools and workplaces, but emphasized in earthquake-prone areas with drills focused on quick and efficient evacuation.
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1
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