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| Craning
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Use as a lifting device, of a backhoe bucket, with a cable or chain wrapped around the bucket teeth. |
| Crank
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Mechanism, which converts between rotary and reciprocating motion with use of a lever, which has one end, attached to the outside diameter of a wheel, which goes around with the wheel when it is turned. A crank connected to a piston within a cylinder is attached to the other end of the lever. The motion of the crank end of the lever is changed into a reciprocating or sliding motion as the lever moves along with the wheel. |
| Crank shaper
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Metal shaper with a crank pin on the main driving gear to drive the to drive the reciprocating arm. |
| Crankcase
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Crankshaft enclosure in a machine. |
| Crankpin
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Pin, which attaches the connecting rod at the outer periphery of the crank. |
| Crankshaft
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Used in both machinery and piston engines, this rotating shaft with connecting rods attached, for converting between rotary and reciprocating motion. |
| Crawl space
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Shallow space below the floor of a building built above ground, generally surrounded with a foundation wall. |
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Heating system that works by accumulating heated air in the crawl space and by using fans to distribute the heated air. |
| Crawling
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Uneven texture of a paint surface, which can be caused by shrinkage while drying. |
| Crawlspace
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The unoccupied, and usually unfinished and unconditioned space between the floor, foundation walls, and the slab or ground of a building. |
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