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lath [lath] (civil engineering) A narrow strip of wood used in making a level base, as for plaster or tiles, or in constructing a light framework, as a trellis. A sheet of material used as a base for plaster. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| The cymbals are then rolled, cupped and dipped in a saline solution to create greater malleability, hammered and lathed. Inside, production remained clogged; parts, cast, forged, lathed, and drilled in adjoining buildings and brought by hand-pushed carts, piled up in the aisles of the stationary assembly area. After graduating from Cal State Northridge in 1975, Haas started his own company, finding a niche in the market for "indexing" machines, which are machines which rotate metal so that it can be cut, drilled or lathed. |
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