FORESTRY TOOL
 

When referring to specialist tools, such as those used for felling, bucking, trimming, and delimbing trees, we are referring to forestry tools. The choice and application of these items—which range from basic hand tools to sophisticated power tools—depends on the nature and scope of the forestry activity.
 

TYPES
 

Cutting tools, handling tools, measuring tools, and safety equipment are just a few of the several types of forestry tools that can be categorised. Chainsaws, axes, handsaws, and pruning shears are examples of cutting implements. Tongs, hooks, and skidding cones are examples of handling tools. Diameter tapes, clinometers, and measuring tapes are examples of measuring tools. Hard helmets, earplugs, eye protection, and chainsaw chaps are all examples of safety gear.
 

USES
 

Tools used in forestry can be used to harvest timber, maintain the health of the forest, and clear ground for new growth. Axes and pruning shears work best for trimming trees and bushes, while chainsaws are frequently used to fell trees and turn them into logs. For calculating timber volume, determining tree heights, and evaluating the inventory of a forest, measurement equipment are necessary. Workers are shielded by safety equipment from dangers like flying debris, falling branches, and hearing loss due to loudness.