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Tech/Engineering - Construction / Civil Engineering | | Dutch term or phrase: braamkraag | Welk gevaar komt vaak voor bij beitels?
a. Dat ze snel bot worden.
b. Dat er een scherpe braamkraag ontstaat op de slagzijde.
c. Dat ze elektriciteit geleiden. |
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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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