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blind hole

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blind hole [¦blīnd ′hōl]
(design engineering)
A hole which does not pass completely through a workpiece.
(engineering)
A type of borehole that does not have the drilling mud or other circulating medium carry the cuttings to the surface.


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Typical applications include porous materials, such as powdered metals, cast/ductile iron, or subassemblies, and parts with blind holes.
On a blind hole, a course can erect a small sign on the tees designating a distant tree or other landmark as the ideal direction for a shot.
 
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