The use of electrical tools has become an essential skill for decoration sites

In modern construction sites or home decoration sites, the use of electrical tools has become an essential skill. In these scenes, one can often see the figures of foreign craftsmen who are proficient in operating various electrical tools. Their superb skills and deep understanding of tools are impressive.

Engineer Mark from Germany is one of them. He grew up in his father's workshop since childhood, and under his influence, he has become proficient in using tools such as electric screwdrivers, drills, and angle grinders. In his view, electrical tools are not only auxiliary equipment for completing work, but also the key to improving efficiency and accuracy. He often said, "Tools are an extension of craftsmen, and only by truly understanding them can they play the greatest role

Another electrician from Japan, Yamada, demonstrated the meticulousness of Eastern craftsmen. He is skilled at using a multimeter to detect circuit faults and can quickly locate the location of short circuits or poor contacts. Yamada believes that the use of electrical tools is not just a technical issue, but also an art form. He likes to use a hot air gun to precisely shrink the wire insulation sleeve, ensuring that every connection is firm and beautiful.

The common characteristic of these foreign craftsmen is that they not only master the skills of using electrical tools proficiently, but also deeply understand the principles behind the tools. Both Europe's precision and efficiency, as well as Japan's meticulousness, demonstrate the importance of electrical tools in modern engineering. Their experience tells us that the true spirit of craftsmanship lies not only in hands-on ability, but also in respect for tools and an attitude of continuous learning.

In today's increasingly intelligent electric tools, the stories of these foreign craftsmen remind us that no matter how advanced the technology is, the ability to proficiently use tools is always the core competitiveness of craftsmen.