"Swages" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

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"Swages" Meaning

Swages refer to small, carefully cut recesses or grooves in a wooden surface, often used to mark the location or position of a screw, rivet, or other metal fastener before its insertion. Swages can be cut using a specialized tool known as a swage or a swage block, which presses the metal into the recess to hold it securely. The term "swage" is also sometimes used in other contexts, such as in metalworking and woodworking, to describe the process of shaping or forming a particular design or feature.

"Swages" Examples

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A shipwright's bench with swages marked a pinewood block for mortise-and-tenon joining.
The design calls for the blocks to be aligned with the swages when riveted.
The old wooden fence posts had swages carved into the sills to make stair treads.
Swages on undressed tools tend to be more distinctive and pronounced.
The height of the post is measured from the floor line on top to the bottom of the main swages in the sill.

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