milled
- adjective
- /mɪld/
- Specialized
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fresado
- And all it is, is two pieces of polymethyl methacrylate that have been milled and joined.
You can mount them in some milled wood or MDF.
- You can mount them in some milled wood or MDF.
- So they have this smaller milled one, which is still pretty freaking chunky.
- You don't have to go buy the godhead, the one that's milled out of titanium or made to mill spec if that's going to break the bank.
Examples
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Lemaire powder is so finely milled and beautiful.
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You can mount them in some milled wood or MDF.
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This feels really, really soft, quite sort of finely milled I'd say.
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It's finely milled as the no flashback at all.
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Somehow an earthquake shook all of this into a, an aluminium box that was milled through years of sand and wind.
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Just really high quality, smooth, finely milled glimmer highlight type of a powder.
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We do have one sort of forged bolt body milled out with two front locking lugs.
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It is so soft, but it's still like super finely milled, which is really nice, just in the tops of my cheeks.
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Milled parts are made from a standard blank (ideally only one, as shown) in the CNC mill, which machines any variations for this product family.
Academic text (2011) -
The carpenter selected finely milled wood to ensure a smooth finish for the furniture.
How Finished
Surface Forms
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Etymology
The word milled also comes from mill, which was a machine for 'cutting' or shaping materials. That is why a milled metal or wood part is one that has been machine-cut or finished to exact shapes.