| In welding, the separation between the members to be joined at the root of the joint.
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| A stout cord made by twisting or braiding together strands of hemp, sisal, flax, cotton, nylon, wire, or similar material.
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| A trim plate attached to the door hardware behind the knob.
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| 1. A circular decorative ornament made of wood, metal, or plaster. 2. A metal trim at a ceiling mounted lighting fixture or at a blanked-off lighting fixture outlet.
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| A round window filled with tracery and, usually, stained glass; characteristic of Gothic churches.
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| A thin layer of cabinet wood with a dark red or purplish color streaked and variegated with black, applied to give a superior and decorative surface.
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| A hard resin obtained from pine trees containing principally isomers of abietic acid; wood rosin is obtained from stump or dead wood, using steam distillation; gum rosin is obtained from the living treerosin is used in making varnish, soap, and solder flux.
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| Decay.
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| Mechanism for pumping fluid by revolving blades inside a cylindrical housing.
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| see Compressor, Rotary.
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| Veneer cut in a lathe which rotates a log or bolt, chucked in the center, against a knife.
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| To turn or revolve about an axis or center.
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| In building structures, the torsional movement of a diaphragm about a vertical axis.
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| 1. A restaurant specializing in roasted and barbecued meats. 2. A cooking device with a revolving spit for roasting and barbecuing meat.
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| A rotary part of a machine.
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| A siliceous limestone which when finely pulverized, is used in wood finishing; it has negligible cutting action but is fine for polishing; also called Tripoli.
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| see Carriage.
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| Lumber that has not been dressed (surfaced) but which has been sawed, edged , and trimmed.
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| The clear dimensions of the framed opening that must be provided in a wall to accept a given door, window unit, or other unit.
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| In. All work that must be performed before plastering.
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| A preformed factory rounded edge design.
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| A wood screw with a rounded head protruding above the surface; driven with a screw driver; usually installed with a washer under the head.
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| Circular spray pattern.
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| see Loop Pile.
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| see Quarter Round.
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| 1. Circular. 2. A wooden dowel.
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| To gouge out or make a furrow in, as in wood.
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| Woodworking tool with a high speed bit for cutting rebates, dadoes, insetting butts, and forming decorative or rounded edges.
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| One of a series of houses connected by common sidewalls and forming a continuous group.
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| A course of headers laid on their edges instead of flat side; rows of brick laid on edge especially used for the ring of an arch.
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