The “钅” component

bit (of a bridle)

gadolinium (chemistry)

yttrium (chemistry)

needle

nail

to encourage

polonium (chemistry)

ruthenium (chemistry)

thorium (chemistry)

a drill (for boring through rock)

armlet

to cut with a sickle

vanadium (chemistry)

to fish with a hook and line; to angle

mendelevium (chemistry)

neodymium (chemistry)

hairpin

calcium (chemistry)

plutonium (chemistry)

titanium (chemistry)

hard iron

blunt

money

a (large) bell (CL:架[jia4])

sodium (chemistry)

barium (chemistry)

steel

metal plate

latch of door

key

to respect

30 catties

tungsten (chemistry)

to hook

scandium (chemistry)

francium (chemistry)

holmium (chemistry)

surname Tou

surname Niu

palladium (chemistry)

treasure

coin

gong used to halt troops

pincers

(chemistry) cobalt (Taiwan pr. [gu1])

small earthenware plate or basin

columbium

promethium (chemistry)

metal plate

cymbals

battle-ax

to drill

molybdenum (chemistry)

tantalum (chemistry)

potassium (chemistry)

to inlay with gold, silver etc

uranium (chemistry)

iron (metal)

platinum (chemistry)

(small) bell

bright

old variant of 鉛|铅[qian1]

to fasten with rivets

cerium (chemistry)

stick-like implement inserted into the handles of a tripod cauldron in ancient times in order to lift the cauldron

thallium (chemistry)

bismuth (chemistry)

niobium (chemistry)

beryllium (chemistry)

shackles

rhodium (chemistry)

erbium (chemistry)

sharp point

europium (chemistry)

(used in people's names)

pincers for use at a fire

used in 鏌鋣|镆铘[Mo4ye2]

big cymbals

clank

copper (chemistry)

aluminum (chemistry)

Chinese character

indium (chemistry)

armor

lever-style guillotine

twenty-fourth part of a tael (2 or 3 grams)

to mill (machining)

big arrow

thulium (chemistry)

plowshare

to estimate

spear

hafnium (chemistry)

surname Yao

chromium (chemistry)

to engrave

clang of metals

cesium (chemistry)

scissors

iridium (chemistry)

to shovel

ancient firearm

Chinese character

ammonium

silver

rubidium (chemistry)

to cast or found metals

lawrencium (chemistry)

to spread

rhenium (chemistry)

terbium (chemistry)

chain

(onom.) clang

to melt (metal)

to lock; to lock up

lithium (chemistry)

polished

a hoe

pot; pan; wok; cauldron

zirconium (chemistry)

osmium (chemistry)

to rust

(literary) to fracture (a bone)

(ancient unit of weight)

point of a spear

zinc (chemistry)

Chinese character

californium (chemistry)

ancient weapon like a long solid metal truncheon

acute

antimony (chemistry)

chain

to carve

to mend by stapling or cramping broken pieces together

actinium (chemistry)

the color of a mineral

germanium (chemistry)

nobelium (chemistry)

mistake

anchor

adz

technetium (chemistry)

grease-pot for cart

steel sword

tin (chemistry)

obstinate disease

gong

hammer

cone

brocade

shovel

to bend iron

(metalwork) to ream

berkelium (chemistry)

long spear

(weaving) spindle

key (on a piano or computer keyboard)

a saw (CL:把[ba3])

manganese (chemistry)

ancient weight

to cut

high quality iron

tinkling of small bells

strontium (chemistry)

blade edge

spade

shovel

nonstandard simplified variant of 鍾|钟[zhong1]

to forge

to engrave (metal of wood)

ancient unit of weight

einsteinium (chemistry)

to plate (with gold, silver etc)

magnesium (chemistry)

to engrave

fermium (chemistry)

americium (chemistry)

used in 鏌鋣|镆铘[Mo4ye2]

to press down

ancient musical intrument shaped as a bell

cadmium (chemistry)

tweezers

to engrave (on wood or stone)

nickel (chemistry)

neptunium (chemistry)

lutetium (chemistry) (Tw)

bright

pound (sterling) (loanword)

ancient unit of weight equal to 20 or 24 liang 兩|两[liang3]

gallium (chemistry)

fine steel

to smelt

dart-like throwing weapon

noise of drums

side of coin without words

Chinese character

small coin

large bell

mirror

dysprosium (chemistry)

arrowhead

to shape on a lathe

guard (on a sword handle)

Chinese character

fetters

protactinium (chemistry)

lutetium (chemistry)

upsetting (forged pieces)

lanthanum (chemistry)

praseodymium (chemistry)

ice spud (aka ice chisel) with a pointy tip

money

stirrup

wok (dialect)

radium (chemistry)

bracelet

old variant of 鐮|镰[lian2]

ytterbium (chemistry)

small cymbals

bit (of a bridle)

solder

to inlay