🔧 tool emojis
Tool emojis add practical, constructive vibes to digital conversations. They help express repairs, building, or DIY projects that words alone might not fully convey, enhancing communication in texts and posts.
meaning
These emojis represent various hand tools, often symbolizing maintenance, craftsmanship, or labor. They convey fixing, assembling, or working effectively in virtual interactions.
Usage:
- To represent fixing: “Wrench time 🔧”
- To indicate building: “Hammer and nails 🔨”
- To show mechanics: “Screwdriver repair 🪛”
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🔨
hammer
A hammer.
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🪓
axe
An axe.
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⛏️
pick
A pickaxe.
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⚒️
hammer and pick
A hammer and pickaxe.
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🛠️
hammer and wrench
A hammer and wrench.
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🗡️
dagger
A dagger.
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⚔️
crossed swords
Crossed swords.
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💣
bomb
A cartoon-styled bomb, depicted as a black ball...
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🪃
boomerang
A wooden boomerang, as thrown for sport or hunt...
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🏹
bow and arrow
A bow and arrow, as used in archery.
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🛡️
shield
A shield.
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🪚
carpentry saw
A hand saw, as used for cutting wood.
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🔧
wrench
A wrench.
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🪛
screwdriver
A flathead screwdriver, used for turning screws.
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🔩
nut and bolt
A nut and bolt.
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⚙️
gear
A gear.
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🗜️
clamp
A clamp.
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⚖️
balance scale
A balance scale.
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🦯
white cane
A probing cane.
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🔗
link
A link.
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⛓️💥
broken chain
A broken chain.
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⛓️
chains
Chains.
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🪝
hook
A hook.
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🧰
toolbox
A toolbox.
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🧲
magnet
A magnet.
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🪜
ladder
A ladder.
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shovel
A shovel.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the difference between 🔧 and 🔨?
🔧 represents a wrench, used for turning nuts and bolts, while 🔨 shows a hammer, for pounding nails.
Are tool emojis used in DIY contexts?
Yes, they are commonly used to represent home repairs, construction, or manual work.
Which tool emoji is most commonly used?
The 🔨 hammer is widely used, followed by 🔧 wrench and 🪛 screwdriver for tool references.