10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «DROVE CHISEL»
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drove chisel en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
drove chisel y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
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Knight's American mechanical dictionary
Drove-chisel. Parting-tool. Entering-chisel. Point. File-chisel. Pruning-chisel.
Filmer-chisel. Rod-chisel. Flat-chisel. Bound chisel. Flogging-chisel. Round-nose
chisel. Framing-chisel. Sash-chisel. Gouge. S-chisel. Grafting-chisel. Skew-chisel
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Ancient Greek Fortifications 500-300 BC
Their most common shapes were the point, the toothed or claw chisel, and the flat
or drove chisel. lf the rough, quarry surface was to be removed and the outer
faces worked down, then this was achieved with a claw chisel first and then with
a ...
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The Modern Anglo-Bengali Dictionary: In 6 Volumes
To finish as a stone with a drove chisel ; dr6'-V§r, ;/. A driver of droves to market ;
a dealer in cattle ; ?j|3i. Tt5. ,-. •nttf? ns. drown, v. t. & :'. 1. To suffocate by
submersion ; ^tf?f! If Si, ^*I ITt *R[31 f^f« ^?11 l 2. To overflow ; to inundate ; as, to
drown ...
... engrave, form, gouge, gyp, intrude, knife, rook, sculptute, shape, tool chisel for
rough hewing, stonemason's: drove chisel handle: helve chisel roughly: boast
chiseler: cheat, crook, fake, swindler chisel's slanted surface: bezel chit: bill,
check, ...
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The Extramural Sanctuary of Demeter and Persephone at ...
... positioning Plate 1 5: Detail of south face of wall II, showing herringbone
pattern left on surface from use of a drove-chisel 14. Warden (supra n. 13) cat. no.
327. W Plate 36: The west end of the south wall. I UE LATER ARCHAIC, EARLY ...
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Crossword Puzzle Dictionary
... NEOLITH woman turned to _ NIOBE stonecutter tool _ CELT, DROVE, CHISEL,
EOLITH stonewort _ ALGA stop _ DAM, HALT, STEM, BLOCK, CEASE, ARREST,
DESIST stop (pert to) a leak _ CALK, PLUG fermentation _ STUM nautical _ ...
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Ancient Athenian Building Methods
Chisels were of iron and came in a variety of sizes; their most common shapes
were the point (A), the toothed chisel (B), and the flat or drove chisel (C). Tool
marks characteristic of each are still visible on many ancient blocks. Marble might
be ...
William B. Dinsmoor, 1984
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The Necropolis of Cyrene: Two Hundred Years of Exploration
25m which has been incorporated into Graves C, D. Two barrel-vaulted arcosolia
were cut asymmetrically, with the ceiling finely dressed with a drove chisel and
the walls dressed with a mason's pin (Fig. 191). III. 12.4 Observations It is likely ...
James Copland Thorn, 2005
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Trade foundations based on producing industries
For dressing hard stone, the point- toothed chisel should be used, while the blunt
drove chisel can be used on softer stone. The machine planer and cutter can be
used to do stone dressing rapidly. Stones are finished with many styles of faces, ...
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Annual Report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian ...
8, PI. V, and used for splitting and general cutting on hard stone like granite.
Other forms of chisels, used only on soft stone and driven with the wooden mallet,
are shown in Figs. 3 and 0. Tooth chisel. — A chisel like the drove chisel, but with
...
Smithsonian Institution. Board of Regents, 1889
