- England. "Gautries
Rake (scheduled monument) (1412938)".
National Heritage List for England.
Retrieved 25
February 2024. "MDR566 -
Rake Vein, also
known as...
-
Tideslow Top as
White Rake.
Eastward beyond Windmill it is
known as the
Hucklow Edge
Vein. The
foundations of the mine
buildings at High
Rake have been excavated...
- but in
challenging situations, a
deeper vein from the neck (external
jugular vein) or
upper arm (subclavian
vein) may need to be used.
There are many reasons...
-
cutting edge angle,
axial relief angle,
radial relief angle, and
radial rake angle.
Depending on the
material being milled, and what task
should be performed...
- Martini". Difford's Guide.
Retrieved 17
January 2024. The
Rake (March 2021). "Ask The
Rake: To All The
Martinis I've
Loved Before".
Retrieved 17 January...
- 16th century. Notably, a
lengthy ore
vein known as the Long
Rake opencast mine was
excavated alongside the Long
Rake lane,
beside the
parish northern boundary...
-
Retractor Senn
Retractor Blair (Rollet)
Retractor Rigid Rake Flexible Rake "Cat's Paws" - sharp, wide
rakes Ragnell Retractor Linde-Ragnell
Retractor Davis Retractor...
- route. All the ore
produced by the mine came from the
Greenside Vein, a
mineral vein which filled a
geological fault running in a north–south direction...
- material. Lead has been
obtained from the lead ore
galena present in the
rakes,
veins, scrins,
pipes and
flats which have been
widely exploited across much...
-
substance as mined). The
exploitable deposits of
fluorspar are
known as "
rakes", "scrins", "flats", or "pipes"
depending on the size and
shape of the voids...
