Watenschliff

11:02 Apr 28, 2017
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German to Italian translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Construction / Civil Engineering / utensili
German term or phrase: Watenschliff
Schieferhammer, rheinische Form, der Watenschliff befindet sich nur auf einer Seite, für beidseitiges Arbeiten an der Haubrücke, Nagelzieher, handgeschmiedet, verlängerter Ledergriff, blank geschliffen, Kopf, Spitze und Waten induktiv gehärtet, Spitzenschutz, 650 g

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Giulia D'Ascanio
Italy
Local time: 03:54


Summary of answers provided
3facia mussata
Raoul COLIN (X)
Summary of reference entries provided
descrizione varie parti
martini

  

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facia mussata


Explanation:
mit der Hilfe von der English-Deutsch Seite
https://www.dachbaustoffe.de/download/FREUND/FREUND-Katalog2...

Raoul COLIN (X)
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4 hrs
Reference: descrizione varie parti

Reference information:
descrizione del martello per ardesia in questro trattato
purtroppo manca la pagina con la figura

https://books.google.it/books?id=lJhwC4lb9d4C&pg=PT40&lpg=PT...

in molti siti si limitano a specificare il lato in cui si trova, quindi destra o sinistra

tagliente? (come sostantivo) - da Treccani:
Parte tagliente, taglio, filo di uno strumento: il t. di una lama, del bisturi; il t. delle tronchesi; il t. della ghigliottina. In partic., l’estremità attiva degli utensili impiegati nella lavorazione di materiali diversi (legno, metalli, pietre, ecc.), atti ad asportare il materiale in eccesso sotto forma di trucioli, scaglie, granuli, ecc.: per es., l’estremità attiva degli scalpelli, dei ferri da pialla, delle punte da tornio e da trapano.

martini
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