Definition of diestock in English:

diestock

nounˈdʌɪstɒkˈdaɪstɑk

A hand tool used in the cutting of external screw threads, consisting of a holder for the die which is turned using long handles.
板牙架
Example sentencesExamples
- On the outside of the diestock the ultimately leaving liquid can be collected by suitable means, not shown.
- This can lead to diestocks being lost or misplaced, and can aggravate the user.
- Some systems have a pistol that can take up to ten screws and, as a diestock is not required, insertion is very easy, meaning that operative time is reduced considerably.
- They are computer-designed British-made boxes containing Taps, Dies and tapwrenches and diestocks, covering the widest choice of a variety of taps, dies, dienuts, drills etc.
- The diestocks you mention appear to have a built in facility for adjustment - I never have had the privilege of using such refined equipment.
- After a few rotations of the diestock, the bolt and washer are withdrawn.
- Offerings covered a wide range, including a large selection of old books on tools and trades, many Stanley items, a good variety of wooden planes, and a finely engraved eighteenth-century diestock.
- What is described as a diestock is correctly named a Tap stock.

Definition of diestock in US English:

diestock

nounˈdaɪstɑkˈdīstäk

A hand tool used in the cutting of external screw threads, consisting of a holder for the die which is turned using long handles.
板牙架
Example sentencesExamples
- What is described as a diestock is correctly named a Tap stock.
- The diestocks you mention appear to have a built in facility for adjustment - I never have had the privilege of using such refined equipment.
- They are computer-designed British-made boxes containing Taps, Dies and tapwrenches and diestocks, covering the widest choice of a variety of taps, dies, dienuts, drills etc.
- On the outside of the diestock the ultimately leaving liquid can be collected by suitable means, not shown.
- Offerings covered a wide range, including a large selection of old books on tools and trades, many Stanley items, a good variety of wooden planes, and a finely engraved eighteenth-century diestock.
- After a few rotations of the diestock, the bolt and washer are withdrawn.
- Some systems have a pistol that can take up to ten screws and, as a diestock is not required, insertion is very easy, meaning that operative time is reduced considerably.
- This can lead to diestocks being lost or misplaced, and can aggravate the user.

单词	diestock
释义	Definition of diestock in English: diestock nounˈdʌɪstɒkˈdaɪstɑk A hand tool used in the cutting of external screw threads, consisting of a holder for the die which is turned using long handles. 板牙架 Example sentencesExamples On the outside of the diestock the ultimately leaving liquid can be collected by suitable means, not shown. This can lead to diestocks being lost or misplaced, and can aggravate the user. Some systems have a pistol that can take up to ten screws and, as a diestock is not required, insertion is very easy, meaning that operative time is reduced considerably. They are computer-designed British-made boxes containing Taps, Dies and tapwrenches and diestocks, covering the widest choice of a variety of taps, dies, dienuts, drills etc. The diestocks you mention appear to have a built in facility for adjustment - I never have had the privilege of using such refined equipment. After a few rotations of the diestock, the bolt and washer are withdrawn. Offerings covered a wide range, including a large selection of old books on tools and trades, many Stanley items, a good variety of wooden planes, and a finely engraved eighteenth-century diestock. What is described as a diestock is correctly named a Tap stock. Definition of diestock in US English: diestock nounˈdaɪstɑkˈdīstäk A hand tool used in the cutting of external screw threads, consisting of a holder for the die which is turned using long handles. 板牙架 Example sentencesExamples What is described as a diestock is correctly named a Tap stock. The diestocks you mention appear to have a built in facility for adjustment - I never have had the privilege of using such refined equipment. They are computer-designed British-made boxes containing Taps, Dies and tapwrenches and diestocks, covering the widest choice of a variety of taps, dies, dienuts, drills etc. On the outside of the diestock the ultimately leaving liquid can be collected by suitable means, not shown. Offerings covered a wide range, including a large selection of old books on tools and trades, many Stanley items, a good variety of wooden planes, and a finely engraved eighteenth-century diestock. After a few rotations of the diestock, the bolt and washer are withdrawn. Some systems have a pistol that can take up to ten screws and, as a diestock is not required, insertion is very easy, meaning that operative time is reduced considerably. This can lead to diestocks being lost or misplaced, and can aggravate the user.
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