rasper
- noun
- /ˈræspər/
- Specialized
- Before painting, she smoothed the metal surface with a rasper to remove any rough spots.
Examples
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The woodworker used a rasper to shape the curved edge of the table.
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A rasper is essential for quickly removing excess material from hard wood.
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I used a rasper to shape the wooden chair.
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The carpenter always carries a rasper in his toolkit.
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The woodworker used a rasper to shape the curved edge of the table.
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Before painting, she smoothed the metal surface with a rasper to remove any rough spots.
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A rasper is essential for quickly removing excess material from hard wood.
Synonyms
A tool with a motor that smooths wood and other surfaces using sandpaper
A flat or slightly curved tool used to remove material by moving its blade across a surface
A power tool with a sharp blade that smooths wood surfaces
A rough metal tool used to shape wood or hard materials
A tool used to smooth and shape wood and metal by rubbing
A small file with two different ends for shaping and smoothing hard materials
A coarse file used to shape and smooth wood or metal
A tool with a curved blade for scooping out large areas of wood or metal
How Coarse
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Rasper comes from an old word meaning 'to scrape', like the Italian raspare; it is a tool that scrapes away rough material, which explains its use for shaping wood and metal.