- is
typically used when a fastener, such as a
socket head cap **** or
fillister head ****, is
required to sit
flush with or
below the
level of a workpiece's...
- of the head,
similar to the bell of a bugle.
Cheese head Cylindrical.
Fillister head Cylindrical, but with a
slightly convex top surface.
Flanged head...
-
commonly used to
clean up
dadoes (housings) and
tenons for joinery. The
fillister plane,
similar to a
rabbet plane, with a
fence that
registers on the board's...
-
Richard (August 25, 2015). "Cut A
Rebate Joint Quickly?
Learn To Use A
Fillister Plane".
Archived from the
original on
September 28, 2017.
Retrieved February...
- ****s:
shoulder ****s, hex heads, counter-sunk heads,
button heads, and
fillister heads. In the
United States, cap ****s are
defined by ASME B18.6.2 and...
-
spear with a
fillister near the spearpoint. When
enemies were hit by the Tilu Spear,
their blood would come out
quickly through the
fillister which might...
- breechloader. The sub-wall next to the
barbette has a row of s****-shaped
fillisters used for s**** stockpiles. The top of the
barracks is
covered with a layer...
