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cutter used to cut such a hole. A
common use is to
allow the head of a
countersunk bolt, **** or rivet, when
placed in the hole, to sit
flush with or below...
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rivet takes advantage of a
countersunk or
dimpled hole; they are also
commonly referred to as
countersunk rivets.
Countersunk or
flush rivets are used extensively...
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metal cases for
electrical equipment,
while flatter-headed
truss or flat
countersunk headed self-tapping ****s are
found in
aviation applications. Winged...
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raised head A
decorative **** head with a
countersunk bottom and
rounded top. Also
known as "raised
countersunk" or "instrument head" in the UK.[citation...
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mitigate this, from a
contoured heel
plate or
replacing the
plate with a
countersunk ferrule under each **** head, up to
idiosyncratic neck
joint designs...
- the
fatigue cracking initiated from the
knife edge ****ociated with the
countersunk lap
joint rivet holes; the
knife edge
concentrated stresses that were...
- (1/4" and 7/32"
finely threaded studs). The
string holes are
typically countersunk to
eliminate the
likelihood of buzzing, even as the
agraffes wear. They...
- barrel. "Recessed"
denotes the rear of the
bored cylinder holes being countersunk, so that, when loaded, the
cartridge rims are
fully enclosed by the cylinder...
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Washers ASME B18.21.1-1999" (PDF).
Aspen Fasteners. "Specifications for
Countersunk External Tooth Lock
Washers ASME B18.21.1-1999" (PDF).
Aspen Fasteners...
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stuffed with felt.
These pads
would "bulge", such that in
combination with
countersunk tone
holes (called
Zwirl or
twist or twister),
would close the keyholes...
