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| Kitchen triangle
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Imaginary triangle extending from the sink to the stove to the refrigerator, to maximize the efficiency of a kitchen by reducing the traveling distance between these appliances. |
| Kitchenette
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Tiny kitchen area that is often built into the end of another room such as a room in an efficiency apartment. |
| Knee and column milling machine
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Named after the shape of the casting, which supports the table, this milling machine for tool and die making produces reamers, ratchet teeth, fluted cutters, etc. |
| Knee brace
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A corner brace, fastened at an angle from wall stud to rafter, stiffening a wood or steel frame to prevent angular movement. |
| Knee cap
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Sheet metal trim that fits over a panel rib after it has been cut and bent. |
| Knee pads
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Padded protection used by bricklayers, carpet and tile installers, etc. to cover their knees when kneeling. |
| Knee wall
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Low wall in upper story resulting from 1 1/2 story construction. |
| Knife
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(1) Cutting or stabbing instrument with a sharp single or double edged blade set in a handle. (2) To pass into or through something quickly. (3) Tool that uses a flat blade to spread soft materials. |
| Knife setting gauge
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Using a knife setting gauge eliminates time-consuming planer knife adjustments. A floating pin aligns flush with the top of the gauge when knives are at the correct height. |
| Knife speed
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When using jointers and planers, faster knife speeds produce smoother, more even surfaces. |
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