A large knife that does not bend the tip inside the category, or "Kaak, Cark" is used in a rug to cut off the threads after closing the node. This is when one side has a hook in the head, using the sharp part of the device to cut off the string after it is tied to the tar and its head to catch the blisters and stick instead of hand, adding it to the speed of the tissue. There are two types of other functions that are one bigger than conventional function and are used to pay the rug after the end of its texture, and the other has a hook that uses it instead of “salting” to pass pods.