| A metal chain adapted for use with vertical sliding sash, attached to the sash and to the counterbalancing sash weight.
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| Cord or rope used similarly to sash chain.
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| A wood or metal pole to which a sash pole hook is attached, used to raise or lower a transom or sash beyond hand reach.
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| A pulley mortised into a double-hung sash frame over which the sash cord or sash chain passes.
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| A metal plate, attached to a sash, containing a hole or cup to receive a sash pole hook.
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| A beveled paint brush for use on windows and other precise cutting in.
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| A cast iron weight used for counterbalancing the weight of a vertical sliding sash as on a double-hung window.
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| see Transom Sash.
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| The framework which holds the glass in a window.
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| The dried film of paint or other finishing material which does not have a full luster, but a dull luster like that of satin.
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| Air that contains all of the moisture vapor it can hold; in saturated air, the dry-bulb, wet-bulb, and dew point temperatures are all equal.
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| A felt that is partially impregnated with low softening point bitumen.
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| A condition of an aggregate which holds as much water as it can without having any water within the pores between the aggregate particles.
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| Vapor condition which will result in condensation into droplets of liquid if vapor temperature is rced.
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| see C/B Ratio.
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| Condition existing when substance contains all of another substance it can hold for that temperature and pressure.
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| A grassy plain in tropical and subtropical regions, with few or no trees.
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| see Concrete Saw Cut.
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| see Concrete Saw Cutting.
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| A device on a table saw for guiding lumber being sawed.
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| 1. A groove in a piece of wood made by a saw blade. 2. That portion of a log, timber, or other piece of wood removed by the saw in parting the material into two pieces.
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| see Band Saw.
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| A joint cut in hardened concrete, generally not to the full depth of the member, by means of special equipment.
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| Veneer produced by sawing.
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| A frame, usually four-legged, for supporting wood while sawing.
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| A roof shape that is saw-toothed in section; the vertical planes are usually to accommodate windows.
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| small Business Administration.
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| southern Building Code Congress International, Inc.
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| sick Building Syndrome.
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| see Slow-Curing Asphalt.
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