Machinery and Tools

No. It is a long O (and a silent E). You can hear the (oh) sound.

A person who makes rope or string is called a "rope maker" or "cordwainer." Historically, the craft of rope making is often referred to as "ropewalk." These artisans typically use various materials, such as hemp, cotton, or synthetics, to create the products.

• Very low freezing point (you can leave your spirit level outdoors in winter even in Finland)
• Low viscosity (the bubble moves freely and the same whether warm or cold)

Yes, a torque wrench is a precision instrument (or tool). -If damaged or even slightly bent it may give incorrect readings. It should always be kept in a separate case or box, nut just flung in a toolbox with over heavy tools (as I sometimes see)

We would need to know the country you want to telephone Husqvarna in to respond to this question.

There are many different types of automobiles - steam, electric, and gasoline as well as countless styles. Exactly who invented the automobile is a matter of opinion. If we had to give credit to one inventor, it would probably be Karl Benz from Germany. Many suggest that he created the first true automobile in 1885/1886.

The plural of rope is ropes...

This is very dangerous. Machine tool and the cutting blade does not feel pity for you, no. Does your hand or fingers may hurt you badly or be separated from your body.

Hex screwdrivers and Allen keys are designed to fit in Allen head screws,used a lot in machinery.

An 'O' drill bit is a decimal size, 0.3160 inch, which is between 5/16 and 21/64 on the fractional inch scale.

Symbian is an open-source operating system and computing platform. So a Symbian machine would be a system running this software. More information is available on the wikipedia Symbian page.

A sand washing machine is widely used in the construction site, sand stone factory, the construction site of cement dam of a hydropower station, cement pre-cast parts factory, oil-well refilling and other industries.

Yes

A long weight is something that an apprentice or new boy is sent to the stores to get. Eg: "go to the stores and get me a long weight for this job" The apprentice dutifully goes to the store-man and asks for long weight where upon the store-man goes away as if to get it returning much later and asks the apprentice "was that a long enough wait?" In other words it is a prank traditionally played on the new and inexperienced employee !

See also: "go and get me a bag of sparks for the grinder" where the apprentice is given an empty but inflated paper bag by the store-man.

Both, actually.

That means the 'O' ring on the 'hammer piston' is broken. You can often remove the top (CAREFULLY, there is a large spring in there) to get the O ring out, -or take the whole thing to a power tool shop.

You dismantle the top and unstick the piston . Sounds like it hasn't been getting regular lubrication. -These guns need a few drops of oil in the airway every day that you use them.

You should inquire at your nearest True Value hardware store. I've found out that they have a way of ordering parts for this tool line.

Skipping rope includes the participle form of to skip. It is a pastime or exercise. The rope used is sometimes hyphenated skipping-rope and is a common noun.

Knots are used for a variety of different reasons ranging from support and leverage, to hoisting and rigidness and solidarity. There are hundreds of different ropes to tie like the bowline, sheep bend, clove hitch, and square not depending on the task that is desired to be performed.

Taking accurate measurements in a workshop.

No, it is a wrench with a completely round head on one side.

When you enter the labrinth Athena gives you the magic string.

It's a bit heavy to carry around to jobs away from your shop. There are NO other disadvantages.

The main difference is in accuracy. An engineers or machinist's square is not adjustable, nor do they have a scale, they are also accurate on the "outside".

Most try squares are only accurate on the inside, unless they have brass strips on both sides of the body, which would indicate squareness on the outside as well