"The German word 'Zollstock' means
folding rule," Schneider says, pointing out that it's an uncanny match for their firm's focus on precision.
* Extension rules are used to measure closed-in areas such as doorways and window frames where a regular
folding rule will not work.
Like a
folding rule, it opens to set eight tresses.
The period from 1884 to 1909 saw the slide rule change from the
folding rule used by carpenters to the slide rule of the engineering profession.
Pocket knife Pencil Steel measuring tape or
folding rule Sandpaper - assorted grades Furniture Glue Square Assorted screws and nails Wood putty or wood plastic Electric drill
You'll also need a level, a steel or
folding rule, a putty knife, and clean rags.
The zigzag-style
folding rule was invented in 1900.
By 1939, the line expanded to include awls, bevels, wood and metal chisels, a crowbar, drill bits and bit extensions, files, a hatchet, an ice pick, nail sets, pliers, punches, saw sets, tape measures, tin snips, vises, wrenches, zigzag
folding rules and, by 1952, even a wedge vise.
adding a ghastly note of incongruity to the bedlam were groups of quiet men in impeccable civilian clothes, picking their way through corpses they did not want to see, measuring timbers with bright yellow
folding rules, making neat little notes in black leather books, oblivious to the bloodbath."
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What
folding rules do proteins follow to transform a certain sequence into a specific shape?