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A tamping iron tamps loose soil to give a firm base, such as around post holes after erecting a fence. A crow bar is used to pry two surfaces apart, such as two boards nailed together. A crow bar usually starts the job, but additional tools and measures are used to finish the job.

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Q: What is the difference between a crow bar and a tamping iron?
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