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Meanings of mandrel in English
Usage of mandrel in English
1
The discs are made by pouring lead round the screw-nose of the mandrel.
2
A wooden mandrel is prepared of the proper size and shape.
3
All of these wheels should be fitted to one end of the mandrel.
4
This is best done on a lathe with a hollow mandrel..
5
The disc is, of course, mounted on the mandrel, and the work on the slide-rest.
6
The mandrel was removed, and the dedicated catheter balloon was inserted into the connection line.
7
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Shaping the ring on a mandrel.
8
Glocks, Sig Sauers, and the like have barrels struck on a mandrel, with no rifling.
9
On the inner end of the mandrel put a block (F) of hard wood.
10
The saw is driven by a wooden eccentric placed on the saw mandrel shown in Figs.
11
The next step would be to turn out a bore and fit a mandrel into it.
12
The 4-way conduits were generally laid in the ordinary way, except that no laying mandrel was necessary.
13
The cylinder was then placed on the mandrel, fastened with a pin, and threaded on both ends.
14
The pawl is released and the mandrel turned to the proper number of teeth and the operation repeated.
15
The shank of the cutter is fitted to a hole in the mandrel and secured in place by a small set screw.
16
The traversing mandrel is of the best quality of steel, and the machine is otherwise made of iron in a substantial manner.
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