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Keyway may
refer to: A part of a ke****
joint used to
connect a
rotating machine element to a shaft; see key (engineering) A keyhole, a hole or aperture...
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image of
obverse keyways, no
longer offered in new key system, and not
available with a
Primus option. This is a
large family of
keyways expressed as four...
- of
keyways to be cut,
inclusive of
multiple keyways on the same hub. The main
limitations of CNC wire-cut EDM is the time it
takes to cut a
keyway as...
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Commonly machined surfaces include circular and non-circular holes, splines,
keyways, and flat surfaces.
Typical workpieces include small to medium-sized castings...
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accessories a wide
range of work can be done.
Other examples of its use are:
Keyways in the hub of a
pulley or gear can be
machined without resorting to a dedicated...
- the time also home to a USAF base, Rhein-Main Air Base), and
operated by
Keyway Air Transport,
apparently a
front company for a US
government operation...
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parallel key, the
tapered lock
removes the
possibility of play due to worn
keyways. It is more
robust than
using a key
because maintenance only
requires one...
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traced to a flaw in the missile's
longitudinal key,
which ****ed into a
keyway inside the gun barrel. It was
determined that a less deep key
would significantly...
- are two
basic types of tension: "bottom of the
keyway" and "top of the
keyway". The
bottom of the
keyway wrenches is
typically shaped like a
letter "L"...
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metal consisting of two parts: the bit or blade,
which slides into the
keyway of the lock and
distinguishes between different keys, and the bow, which...
