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mandril

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mandrel, mandril
1. a spindle on which a workpiece is supported during machining operations
2. a shaft or arbor on which a machining tool is mounted
3. the driving spindle in the headstock of a lathe
4. Brit a miner's pick

mandrel, mandril
1. A temporary internal support for a light-gauge metal shell during a pile-driving operation; takes the impact of the pile hammer during driving and is then withdrawn before concrete is placed in the shell; also called a pile core. 2. A cylindrical bar or spindle, used chiefly as a support during machining or forming operations.


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aasta Taani vallutuse taga vois olla samasugune uhiskondlik pinge, nagu see oli tekkinud mandril vastu Suur-Britannia saart 11.
He begins: "The die is screwed on to a mandril which is held in a collet.
Eight big cats and 10 mandril baboons are on their way to Trotters Wildlife Park in the Lake District.
 
 
 
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