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| CHAIN VISE
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Pipe vise that has a lower jaw and a chain passing around the upper circumference of a pipe. Servicing the same function as the upper vise jaw, it is held in slots and can be tightened to hold the pipe. |
| CHAIN WRENCH
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An adjustable wrench in which a chain is used for gripping. Commonly used on large pipes. |
| CHAIR
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Bent metal device which holds rebar elevated in the center, rather than on the bottom of the pour, when cement is poured. |
| CHAIR RAIL
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Wooden molding on a wall around a room at the level of a chair back. |
| CHAIR RAILING
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Decorative, horizontal, molding trim installed on a wall 32 inches from the floor. |
| CHAIR-RAIL MOLDING
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A wooden molding placed along the lower part of the wall to prevent chairs, when pushed back, from damaging the wall. Also used as decoration. |
| CHALK
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A powdery residue on the surface of a material. |
| CHALK BOX
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Box which hold chalk and string on a reel which, when withdrawn, becomes coated with chalk. The string is then stretch from one point to another and then "snapped" to make a line of chalk to mark the distance. |
| CHALK LINE
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Usually a cotton cord coated with chalk. The cord is pulled taut and snapped to mark a straight line. The chalk line is used to align spots or screeds and to align tiles. |
| CHALKING
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Pigment particles released as aging and deterioration of paint occurs, forming a fine powder on the surface. |
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