17:03 Aug 9, 2013 |
French to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Engineering: Industrial | |||||||
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3 | spoke wrench |
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3 | buffing wheel |
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3 | Deburring Wheel |
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2 | deburring tool |
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spoke wrench Explanation: Is this about bikes? It seems like "rayon" is a "spoke", so I'm wondering if it's a spoke wrench from the context? Reference: http://www.bicyclestore.com.au/accessories/tools/spoke-tool.... Reference: http://sheldonbrown.com/fren-eng.html#r |
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buffing wheel Explanation: To remove any scratches. |
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Deburring Wheel Explanation: This is used to remove burrs and extra material sticking to steel parts. The parts are then polished. |
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deburring tool Explanation: In the sense that it provides a radius/rayon or chamfer, it could possibly refer to the deburring tool in this illustration: http://uk.farnell.com/spiralux/db1/replacement-blade-deburri... I have one myself, and it consists of a rotating, cranked blade which you rotate around a hole to remove burrs and sharp edges -very handy, and quicker and neater than a round file. This tool would be consistent with the instruction to "ébavurer ... les trous". |
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