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I usually find enough hacksaws to saw through everything I need for a playthrough without having to repair anything.
I do think lantern condition should affect how efficient they are with the fuel.
It's on the long dark Wikia, but I'm not sure if the info is still relevant. Hope it helps! :D
You also need the simple tools (at least) to repair the heavy hammer and storm lantern (as said by SpaceBallsJim), it says.
As for quality tools:
"Quality tools will reduce the time need for repairing an item by 50% and increase the chance of success by 20%."
Again, I don't know if this is true, never tested it. Seems worth giving a shot, though.
It used to be that simple tools were necessary to repair the rifle, maybe even the knife and hatchet (I forget). They were non-negotiable for long term survival. The quality tools were highly sought, only appearing in a few places in the game, offering a reduction in repair time and a bonus to repair value back then. A big deal when making sure every scrap metal was stretched to maximum usefulness.
Nowadays, apart from a couple specific item repairs, they're a relic of the old times. More valuable as fishing hooks than tool.
Hacksaw and hammer. That's it.