- A
froe (or frow),
shake axe or
paling knife is a tool for
cleaving wood by
splitting it
along the grain. It is an L-shaped tool, used by
hammering one...
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Arthur Glenn Froe (March 24, 1876 –
November 26, 1932) was an
American lawyer and politician. He was
appointed by
President Warren G.
Harding as the Recorder...
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Splitting axe is
sometimes described as an old name for a
splitting maul or
froe. A
cleaving axe
resembles a
felling axe but is heavier, more
wedge shaped...
- such as a
hammer and wedges,
splitting maul,
cleaving axe, side knife, or
froe. In
woodworking carpenters use a
wooden siding which gets its name, clapboard...
- Airport,
Norway Frome railway station,
England Fixed return option Old
French Froe This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the
title Fro. If...
- maul has a much
wider angle than that of an axe.
Cotter (pin)
Drawing pin
Froe Log
splitter Nail (fastener) Plug and
feather Quoin (printing)
Scalpel Sickle...
- knife,
chisel or
blade in
order to
drive it
through wood,
similar to how a
froe is used. The
batoning method can be used to make
kindling or
desired forms...
- bee here— And lay an
apple upon his head, And goe six [score]
paces him
froe, And I
myself with a
broad arrowe Shall cleave the
apple in towe. In Hemings...
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chisel with a
mallet and
boring a hole with a T-auger;
lower right on
ground a two-man
crosscut saw,
steel square, broadaxe, and (hard to see) a
froe....
- as bolts.
These bolts were
quartered or
split into wedges. A
mallet and
froe (or axe) were used to
split or rive out thin
pieces of wood. The wood species...
