1) Factory machinery 2) Ornamental work 
• (n.) Work performed with a tool. • (p. pr. & vb. n.) of Tool
The decoration on a binding.
(from the article `metalwork`) ...material by means of a series of light and regular blows. Sometimes pewterers punched their wares with decorative motifs stamped close together to ...
Decoration applied with a hand tool.
Usually refers to die cutters, butt cutters, etc., used to cut out the labels.
The operation of pressing in and striking a sealant in a joint to press the sealant against the sides of a joint and secure good adhesion; the finishing off of the surface of a sealant in a joint so that it is flush with the surface. 
Compressing and shaping the face of a mortar joint with a special tool other than a trowel.
Work or ornamentation done with tools; especially stamped or gilded designs on books or leather.
Tool'ing noun Work performed with a tool. « The fine tooling and delicate tracery of the cabinet artist is lost upon a building of colossal proportions.» De Quincey. 
Compressing and shaping the face of a mortar joint with a special tool other than a trowel.
Decoration of a book's cover by impression of gold leaf or other material.