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| Crown
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(1) The highest part of something. (2) Outward bowing of a board. (3) Joint compound buildup over taped joints of wallboard. |
| Crown fire
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A fire that advances from top to top of trees or shrubs more or less independent of a surface fire.
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| Crown molding
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Molding used above eye level; usually the upper trim on interior walls. |
| Crown molding jig
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A crown molding jig accurately positions crown molding vertically against the saw fence when cutting. |
| Crown plug
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Screw-in plug used in a floor-mounted electrical box. |
| Crown saw
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Cylinder with cutting teeth in the end, which is mounted on an arbor and turned in a drill for hole cutting. |
| Crown weir
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The interior projection in the outlet side of a P-trap to aid in maintaining the water seal in the trap. |
| Crowning
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A "convex" or "crowned" condition or appearance of individual strips, with the center of the strip higher than the edges. (Opposite of cupping.). |
| Crowning
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Framing installation of boards with the crown up. |
| Crows foot
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Marked survey stake, which shows the cuts and fills needed during earth grading. |
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