braamkraag
English translation: burr collar
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| 18:15 Nov 2, 2009 |
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burr collar Explanation: 'Braam' refers to the uneven edge - burr - which occurs after using the chisel/cutter for a while. THe 'kraag' is like a raised part sticking out, a sharp part. Good luck! Lucinda |
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