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wet drill

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wet drill [′wet ¦dril]
(mechanical engineering)
A percussive drill with a water feed either through the machine or by means of a water swivel, to suppress the dust produced when drilling.


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Students also learn practical cabin training including fire-fighting, emergency evacuation, a wet drill and aviation theory.
He passed a survival rescue assistant instructors course and now works as a junior non-commissioned officer in charge of the Wet Drill Bay, training air crew survival techniques in water.
 
 
 
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