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| FACE LAYER
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Also referred to as the face ply, it is the outer layer when there are two or more layers. Face Line Lines that are made of strong string, which is stretched out and attached to staked boards, so that masons can follow the straightness of it when building masonry walls. |
| FACE NAILING
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Nails, which are hammered at right angles (perpendicular) to the work surface. Also called direct nailing. |
| FACE OF WELD
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The side of the material where the weld was applied, which has the exposed weld. |
| FACE PLATE
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Face plate holds the work to be turned on a lathe. The plate is then fastened to the lathe headstock, which is the part of the lathe that turns the work. |
| FACE PLY
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Also referred to as the face layer, it is the outer layer when there are two or more layers. |
| FACE REINFORCEMENT
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Additional weld material, which is added to the face of the weld. |
| FACE SHELL
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Front of a concrete block. |
| FACE SHIELD
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Coverings, designed to protect the entire face of a worker when a sander, grinder, etc. are being used. A transparent eye panel allows the worker to be protected from small particles, which are being thrown, while being able to see. |
| FACE VALUE
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The dollar amount shown on a document. |
| FACE VELOCITY
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Measurement of the air velocity as measured at the face of the inlet or outlet in an HVAC system. |
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