- Look up
burnishing or
burnish in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Burnishing may
refer to:
Burnishing (metal),
plastic deformation of a
surface due to...
- stress.
There are
several forms of
burnishing processes, the most
common are
roller burnishing and ball
burnishing (a
subset of
which is also referred...
-
Roller burnishing is a
surface finishing technique where hardened rollers cold work
surface imperfections to
reduce surface roughness.
Roller burnishing differs...
- finish.
Burnishing can also be
applied to wood, by
rubbing two
pieces together along the grain. Hard
woods take the
treatment best.
Burnishing does not...
-
steels than in the past, and
require burnishing with
harder materials,
making some
traditional makeshift burnishers less
effective on
modern s****ers. Once...
- Black-
burnished ware is a type of Romano-British ceramic.
Burnishing is a
pottery treatment in
which the
surface of the pot is polished,
using a hard smooth...
-
Roller and ball
burnishing have been
studied in
Russia and ****an, and were
applied most
extensively in the USSR in the 1970s.
Various burnishing methods are...
- The
burnished-buff
tanager (Stilpnia cayana), also
known as the rufous-crowned tanager, is a
common South American species of bird in the
family Thraupidae...
- the
burnishing made them less
permeable and
suitable for
heated liquid substances.
Later examples are
usually finer and more
carefully burnished and decorated...
-
pressing the leaf on with a
burnisher, then
reheating when
additional leaf may be laid on. The
process is
completed by cold
burnishing. "Overlaying" or folding...