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| Coped joint
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Joints that have two pieces purposely cut to fit together. |
| Copestone
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(1) The top stone of a wall or building. (2) Stone used in or for a coping |
| Coping
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(1) Top layer of a masonry wall that is usually sloped to carry off water. (2) To shape a member, by cutting, to fit snugly against another member. |
| Coping joint
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The intersection of a roof slope and an exterior vertical wall. |
| Coping saw
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Saw that has a narrow, fine-toothed blade stretched across a U-shaped frame, which is used for cutting curved or scrolled outlines. |
| Coplanar
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More than one object in the same plane. |
| Copper
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A reddish-brown, moldable, ductile metallic element that is an excellent conductor of heat and electricity. Atomic Number 29. Atomic Weight 63.54. Atomic Symbol Cu. |
| Copper pipe
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Used to carry water to fixtures and appliances. Use type m for most residential work. Type l is required if the pipe is buried. |
| Copper staining
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Usually caused by corrosion of copper screens, gutters, or downspouts washing down on painted surfaces. Can be prevented by painting or varnishing the copper. |
| Copper tube size (cts)
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Refers to outside diameter; Used to size certain fittings and hangers. |
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