knurling
- noun
- /ˈnɜr.lɪŋ/
- Specialized
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estriado
- And it only has knurling on the radius is not on the flats, which is really hard to do because they're not the same center and you've knurled stuff.
Examples
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The aggressive knurling on the handle of the tool provides a secure grip, making it easier to use.
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You take your other hand and you put it as close as you can, I guess, right where the knurling is about to end on the inside, on the inside, right?
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And this is my favorite knurling tool, the clamp knurler.
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When selecting a new toolbox, I always check for knurling on the screws to ensure they won't slip during use.
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The knurling on the barbell helps weightlifters maintain a firm hold while lifting heavy weights.
Synonyms
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A raised ridge or low groove on a surface that adds strength
A surface with small rounded bumps that give extra grip
Small rounded lumps on a surface that you can feel
Small raised bumps on a surface like wood or metal
Raised lines on a surface, for example on a cake
How Textured
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Knurling comes from an old word knurl and an earlier form knur, which meant a 'knot' or small 'knob' like a knot in wood. So knurling names the tiny ridges or bumps — little 'knobs' you feel on a tool — that help you hold it without slipping.