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Gouge rake
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Positive rake, английский
The orientation of a cutting tool in a manner so that the angle formed by the leading face of the tool and the surface behind its cutting edge does not exceed 90°. example : teeth in a ripsaw. also called gouge rake.
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Gouge, английский
- A surgical instrument like a chisel, used to cut bone
- Usn slang for inside information.
- Fine-grained (silt- and clay-size) material in a fault. also known as
- Surface indentation caused by forceful abrasion or impact or flame cutting. also called nick. compare tool mark.
- Surface indentation caused by forceful abrasion, impact, or flame cutting. also called nick. compare tool mark.
Gouge angle, английский
The angle at which the surface of a cutting edge is inclined in relation to the surface of the material being cut. see negative rake, positive rake.
Gouge bit, английский
A bit shaped like a gouge, with the piercing end sharpened to a semicircular edge for shearing the fibers around the margin of the hole; removes the wood almost as a solid core. gouge slip, oilstone slip, slipstone a shaped oilstone for sharpening gouges or shaped chisels.
Gouge clay, английский
Gouge slip., английский
Gouge work, английский
An ornamental wood surface having decorative surface marks made with a chisel whose blade is curved.
Gouger, английский
Весло, применяющееся на быстринах
Gougerot, английский
Rake, английский
- Slope or slanted.
- Slang term for "mechanical bridge"
- To incline from the perpendicular; something so inclined is raked or raking, e.g., a raked or raking stem, stern, mast, funnel, etc.
- Наклон, угол наклона, отклонение (корабля в
- Продольный наклон мачты
- The projection of the upper parts of a ship, at both ends, beyond the extremities of the keel. also, the deviation of the masts from the vertical line of position, reckoned from the keel forward or aft.
- [1] to fire along the entire length of a vessel (see raking). [2] the fore-and-aft angle from the vertical of a mast or funnel. [3] the forward pitch of a stem or backward slope of a stern. [4] term for observing and calling the accuracy of gunfire. [5] a dissolute person.
- As used by diamond drillers and bit manufacturers, rake is the angle, measured in degrees, formed by the leading face of a cutting tool and the surface behind the cutting edge. compare negative rake, positive rake.
- The inclination of anything from the vertical, as of mineral veins, faults, etc.
- A measurement of the top of the mast’s tilt toward the bow or stern.
- A timber placed at an angle.
- Покатый пол (в театре и т. п.) отклонение от перпендикуляра; уклон от отвесной линии
Rake, английский
Rake angle, английский
See caster angle.
Rake blade, английский
Rake classifier, английский
Rake dimension, английский
Rake fascia, английский
The vertical face of the sloping end of a roof eave.
Rake molding, английский
Rake siding, английский
The practice of installing lap siding diagonally
Rake thickener, английский
Rake vein, английский
Raked, английский
Said of any surface that is inclined with respect to the horizontal, such as a raked molding, or the inclined surface of a raked cornice in a triangular pediment.
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Positive rake, английский
The orientation of a cutting tool in a manner so that the angle formed by the leading face of the tool and the surface behind its cutting edge does not exceed 90°. example : teeth in a ripsaw. also called gouge rake.
Porous ground, английский
Any assemblage of rock material that as a result of fracturing, faulting, mode of deposition, etc., contains a high percentage of voids, pores, and other openings.
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