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Definition of kerfs in Turkish Turkish dictionary
- KERF
- (Osmanlı Dönemi) Hımarın, bevlini koklayıp başını yukarı kaldırması
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Definition of kerfs in English English dictionary
- kerf
- the groove or slit created by cutting a workpiece; an incision
- kerf
- 1. a slit or notch made by a saw or cutting torch2. the width of cut made by a saw or cutting torch
- kerf
- The area of metal removed during the first pass of the laser
- kerf
- {n} the notch cut or sawn away in timber
- kerf
- The initial cut made in a piece of wood that is used to guide the saw blade
- kerf
- The width of a cut produced during a cutting process
- kerf
- A saw cut When applied to curved work, means a series of saw cuts against the grain, not quite all the way through, which permits the wood to be bent into curved shapes
- kerf
- A sawcut which does not cut the whole way through a piece The backside of a starting step riser is often kerfed in order to bend it in the shape of the bullnose tread up
- kerf
- the width of a cut made with a saw
- kerf
- A saw cut on the surface to relieve stress Used to create a curve, as with toe kick around a curved base cabinet
- kerf
- a groove or slit in a material caused by cutting; an incision
- kerf
- Width of the cut made by a saw blade (22)
- kerf
- The undercut of a coal face
- kerf
- A description for the cutting face between the internal and external diameter of a coring bit
- kerf
- The area removed from a board by a saw, determined by the thickness of the blade plus the amount of set to the teeth The wider the kerf, the harder the saw is to push while cutting
- kerf
- The groove left in a board when cut by a saw blade
- kerf
- A notch, channel, or slit made in any material by cutting or sawing
- kerf
- Width of the cut made by a saw blade
- kerf
- Refers to the width of the cut (but is sometimes used to mean the saw thickness)
- kerf
- the cut or channel made by a saw or other cutting process
- kerf
- The width of a saw cut
- kerf
- The width of a saw cut made in a board, the measured width of material removed by the passage of the saw blade
- kerf
- A groove in jamb and head sections to receive weatherstripping or other seal
- kerf
- The space from which metal has been removed by a cutting process
- kerf
- {i} cut in wood made by a saw
- kerf
- The thickness of cut made by a saw or a slotting tool such as a biscuit jointer router cutter The terms is also used to refer to the thickess of the blade of the tool
- kerf
- The width of a cut
- kerf
- A cut, notch, or groove in a material
- kerf
- Groove in the edge of ceiling tile, which accommodates and hides a suspension member
- kerf
- The width of a cut made by a saw
- kerf
- The notch or slit made by a saw or torch when cutting
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kerfs
Etymology
[ 'k&rf ] (noun.) 1523. Middle English, action of cutting, from Old English cyrf; akin to Old English ceorfan to carve; more at CARVE.Resimler
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