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| Sprig
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(1) Small dowel stick used to attach two pieces of wood together. (2) A finishing nail without a head. |
| Spring
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A coil of wire that returns to its original form whenever it is forced out of shape. Springs can be used to absorb shocks and are found in watches, garage doors, etc. |
| Spring clamp
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Spring clamps provide fast application of lighter pressure for hobbyists and home craftsmen. The spring is encased for safety. Available with openings of 1, 2 and 3 inches. |
| Spring steel
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Heat treated iron and carbon alloys are used to make springs. Chrome-vanadium or silicon manganese steel is used to make large springs, which smaller springs are made from carbon steel. |
| Spring-action blade guard
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A spring-action blade guard helps hold down the workpiece while providing a clear view of the cutting line. |
| Springing power of attorney
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To obtain the right through authorization to act as a legal representative and agent for another. |
| Sprinkle mopping
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To scatter hot bitumen over a surface. |
| Sprinkler system
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(1) In-ground watering system, usually controlled by a timer, that waters the grass and shrubbery of a property by use of water piping fitted with sprinkler heads. (2) Interior, fire protection system, which dispenses water from overhead sprinklers, when heat-activated vales react. |
| Spruce
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Light colored wood used structurally in construction. |
| Spruce, sitka
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Very tough and strong wood which is lightweight and moderately hard. |
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