#structural tool
- Knitting needle — A structural manual tool consisting of a long, thin needle, pointed at one or both ends (or joined by a flexible cable), made of metal, wood, bone, or plastic, used in knitting to pass wool or cotton yarns through successive loops to create a fabric.
- Knitting needle — The lexicographical base form of the word 'andre', representing the long, pointed manual tool used for the hand-knitting of wool and cotton yarns. This structural instrument, used in pairs or in circular assemblies, allows the catching and looping of yarn to create clothing items or other ornamental textiles.
- Settler — 1. (Adjective) That settles, fixes, subdues, or brings structural stability and order; calming. 2. (Masculine noun) A mechanical device, tool, or person executing the operation of placing, aligning, or precisely fitting materials, parts, or sheets (for example, in printing or textiles). This element guarantees the correct structural arrangement of components within a production flow.