- considerations, some
early metal gears had
wooden cogs, each
tooth forming a type of
specialised 'through'
mortise and
tenon joint More
recently engineering...
- fire rating.
Geared continuous hinges are
available in
several styles,
including concealed, full
surface (
mortise), half
surface (
mortise),
swing clear...
- A
hinge can also be made as a half-
mortise,
where only one half is
mortised and the
other is not. Most
mortise hinges are also
barrel hinges because...
-
etymology of the name
comes from the
resemblance between the
tenon or
mortise of the
joint to the
shape of a dove's tail . In Europe, the
dovetail joint...
- the side
loads are too high. A
geared head
drill press transmits power from the
motor to the
spindle through spur
gearing inside the machine's head, eliminating...
-
piston (in
metal force pumps), non-return
valves (in
water pumps), and
gearing (in
water mills and clocks). The city was
viewed as
fostering civilization...
-
typical marine weathering conditions, and also
resist jamming in
their mortise holes. The
sheaves of
blocks on
sailing vessels were made of
lignum vitae...
- appliances.
Master carpenter Norm
Abram helps Tom
install an
interior mortise set, in
tarnish proof br****, into one of the house's many new MDF doors...
-
straight splats and
seven vertical strips both of
which mortised at the top and bottom.
Mortises,
along with wide tenons, were used to make the
joints of...
-
members are
mortised and
tenoned together,
while others are
nailed with square-cut nails. The
building frame is of hand-hewn
timbers in a
mortise-and-tenon...
