- cabinetry. By definition, the axis of a
spindle is straight; hence, for example, a
spindle-
legged chair is a straight-
legged design, even
though cylindrical symmetry...
-
Hindus were
particularly angered when
Bhindranwale labelled Hindus as "
spindle-
legged cowards" and when his hit
squads targeted Punjabi Hindus. Bhindranwale...
-
wider it
began to be
supported by
diagonal spindles for strength.
These gave rise to the arms of the three-
legged turned chair (illustrated). In time the...
- at the back end of the
spindle bore and
support it concentrically, so that it
resists wobbling or
whipping while the
spindle is turning. Gun barrels...
- to the
development of the three-
legged turned chair,
where the
backrest was
widened and
supported by
diagonal spindles leading down to
extensions of the...
- Its inhabitants,
known po****rly as "Goblins" are five feet tall and
spindle-
legged, with an
enormous head,
larger than a pumpkin, and a huge, froglike...
-
include variations on a
typical circling skill by
turning (moores and
spindles),
straddling their legs (Flairs),
placing one or both
hands on the pommel...
- used for
turning multiple spindles.
Description of the
Therming technique for
making a
therming rig and
creating a three-
legged stool Figure 1 Therming...
- braids. The
chair legs were
frequently of a
cabriole style or a straight-
legged spindle design. More
modern nursing chairs exist in a
wider variety; either...
- of a long-necked long-
legged creature with a cat-like head. In Sredačka župa it has been
depicted in the form of a one-
legged humanoid creature with...
