edge tool

But we do not like playing with edged tools.

A small, edged tool put swift and powerful pressure on the window.

Within 50 years, the company had become one of the largest manufacturers of edge tools.

I'd been gone long enough that it seemed like every edged tool in the shop needed to be sharpened.

Edged tools were kept sharp with sharpening stones from Norway.

The hardened bronze can then be ground to sharpen it to make edged tools.

By 1861 the edge tool and other metal trades employed 253 men, or 32 per cent of the workforce.

He published his first novel, With Edge Tools, in 1891.

Was he getting to be like Dayala, unhappy with edged tools?

On a smaller table close at hand were laid out edged tools of distressingly culinary design.

Round off the edges if desired, using a metal edging tool sold at home centers.

Here at the Abbeydale museum the process of making edge tools can be followed from start to finish.

The third carried a wide baldric of red leather, the edges tooled in gold.

You can't play with edged tools forever without cutting those dainty hands."

The creek is best known for providing water power to a host of paper mills and a hard edge tool factory in the 19th century.

They produced guns, shoes, willow baskets, whips, pitchforks and edge tools.

Still, he was puzzled, since Dayala had admitted that she did not handle edged tools.

If desired, round off the edges of the concrete slightly with a metal edging tool, sold at hardware stores.

I don't approve of them, but boys and girls will play with edged tools and cut their fingers.'

Seeded lawns can be edged with a spade or a half moon edging tool, once the grass is established.

The Bradley Edge Tool Company complex burned in 1911.

The company expanded into other edge tools, becoming well known throughout Central and South America as a maker of machetes.

Hardstones normally have to be drilled rather than worked with edged tools to achieve a fine finish.

Slide a metal edging tool between the edge of the concrete and the form to trim and round off any sharp edges.

By 1850, there were nine manufacturers, but 20 years later only the Bradley Edge Tool Company was still thriving.