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Izmantojiet zvaigznīti * vārda daļu meklēšanai (piemēram, dator* vai *pratība)
Jūs meklējāt blade of an oar
Atrasti 136 termini

▪ angle-burin gouged from a blade
▪ axe blade
▪ axe with a blade
▪ back of a blade
▪ band saw blade
▪ base of a blade
▪ blade
▪ blade agitator
▪ blade chamber
▪ blade channel
▪ blade double-scraper
▪ blade feathering
▪ blade holder
▪ blade holder box
▪ blade insert
▪ blade of an oar
▪ blade of a saw
▪ blade of a spade
▪ blade of a sword
▪ blade (of band saw)
▪ blade pitch
▪ blade radius
▪ blade's angle-burin
▪ blade-scraper
▪ blade scraper with a double-sided concavity
▪ blade-scraper with a nose
▪ blade-scraper with retouched edges
▪ blade server
▪ blade system
▪ blade trailing edge
▪ blade twist
▪ blade wheel
▪ blade with a rhombic section
▪ blade with a triangular section
▪ boring of blade cracks
▪ broad-blade axe
▪ chisel with an asymmetrical blade
▪ chisel with a symmetrical blade
▪ chisel with a thickened blade
▪ conical saw blade
▪ contact blade
▪ cross-section of a blade
▪ curved blade
▪ doctor blade
▪ doctor blade arrangement
▪ doctor blade bearer
▪ doctor blade bevel
▪ doctor blade carrier
▪ doctor blade drive
▪ doctor blade edge
▪ doctor blade inking unit
▪ doctor blade pressure
▪ doctor blade pressure adjustment
▪ doctor blade system
▪ dome-shaped saw blade
▪ double-edged blade
▪ double-sided blade-scraper
▪ dry grinding (of saw blade)
▪ drunken saw blade
▪ earthing blade
▪ edge of a blade
▪ ejector blade magazine
▪ even passage from the socket to the blade
▪ fan blade
▪ fix a saw blade
▪ four-edged blade
▪ frame saw blade cracking
▪ frame-saw blade foot
▪ frame-saw blade head
▪ grounding blade
▪ guide blade
▪ hacksaw blade
▪ hard alloy tipped circular saw blade
▪ hard alloy tipped saw blade
▪ hardening of saw blade
▪ impeller blade
▪ inserted blade
▪ inserted-blade milling cutter
▪ inserted blade reamer
▪ [knife-]blade contact
▪ leaf blade
▪ levelling of saw blade
▪ maintenance of saw blade
▪ manufacture of saw blade
▪ multiple-blade circular saw
▪ narrow-blade axe
▪ narrow-blade wedge-axe
▪ needle blade
▪ plain blade cutting
▪ plane saw blade
▪ polishing of saw blade
▪ polyhedral blade
▪ projection of a circular saw blade
▪ rebound-proof circular saw blade
▪ recutting of saw blade teeth
▪ rigid blade cross-cut saw
▪ rolling of saw blade
▪ saw blade
▪ saw blade cracking
▪ saw blade for cutting in one direction
▪ saw-blade gauge
▪ saw blade guide
▪ saw blade hardness
▪ saw blade length
▪ saw blade movement
▪ saw blade tension
▪ saw blade thickness
▪ saw blade width
▪ saw blade wobble
▪ segment-saw blade
▪ semicircular blade
▪ sharp-bow blade-scraper
▪ sharp narrowing between the socket and the blade
▪ shearing blade
▪ side of a blade
▪ single-blade cutter
▪ single-edged blade
▪ stock (material) for wood saw blade
▪ straight blade
▪ support blade
▪ swashplate circular saw blade
▪ switch blade
▪ tensioning of band saw blade
▪ the widest place of a blade
▪ thickening of a blade
▪ thickness of a blade
▪ turbine blade
▪ turbine rotor blade
▪ two-blade vertical frame saw
▪ upper part of a blade
▪ vibration of circular saw blade
▪ warming of saw blade
▪ width of a blade
▪ width of blade [saw teeth] setting
▪ work[rest] blade
▪ work rest blade
  1. EN even passage from the socket to the blade
    LV vienmērīga pāreja no lapas uz uzmavu
    RU равномерный переход от втулки к перу
    DE Übergang von der Tülle zum Blatt gleichmäßig
    J. Graudonis. Arheoloģijas terminu vārdnīca. — R., Zinātne, 1994
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