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What is sawing and grinding action of rock fragments in water?
Sawing and grinding action of rock fragments in water refers to the process where water transports loose rock fragments downstream, causing them to collide and rub against each other. This interaction results in the abrasion and wearing down of the rock fragments, eventually leading to their smoothing and rounding as they continue to be transported by the flowing water.
What made Grinding wheat and sawing lumber easier?
The invention of water mills able to do work from the driven shaft.
What is the process of sawing logs into boards called?
The process of sawing logs into boards is called 'milling'. The factory that does this process is called a 'sawmill' or a 'lumber mill' on the west coast of the USA.
What is a frame on which wood is laid for sawing by hand called?
Sawhorse
What are the three methods of sawing logs into lumber?
The three methods of sawing logs into lumber are through circular sawing, band sawing, and frame sawing.
What would you use a sawing board for?
for sawing
What is quarter-sawing?
Sawing one-fourth of something.
What is vertical panel saw?
Vertical band sawing machine with vertical sawing small vertical sawing machine with relatively small, width 6mm, 8mm sawing aluminum, wood, rubber, can be used for curve sawing.
When was Sawing Gantimpala created?
Sawing Gantimpala was created in 1940.
What were windmills used for in the old days?
To pump waterTo grind cornTo power some kind of engine, like a sawmill.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_wind_power
Why did I saw a saw called Saw sawing a saw and I also saw a saw sawing another saw and Saw saw the another saw and another saw didn't saw the saw called Saw?
Because saws have no eyes and cannot see anything.
What is abrasive sand used for?
quartz-based silica sand used in sandpaper, glass grinding, stone sawing (as in dimension stone manufacturing), metal polishing and metal casting cleaning, and in sandblasting to remove paint, stain, and rust.
