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			=====Description=====

	[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knurling '''Knurling'''] is a process using a '''[[Centre Lathe]]''' which imparts a criss-cross pattern on to the surface of the work-piece in order to increase grip ''(e.g. a '''[[:Category:Punches\|Centre Punch]]''' is usually '''Knurled ''' for this reason)''.		[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knurling '''Knurling'''] is a process using a '''[[Centre Lathe]]''' which imparts a criss-cross pattern on to the surface of the work-piece in order to increase grip ''(e.g. a '''[[:Category:Punches\|Centre Punch]]''' is usually '''Knurled ''' for this reason)''.


			=====Features and Applications=====

	Hardened patterned wheels are pressed against the work as it slowly turns and this impresses the design on to it. A variety of patterned wheels can be used either singly, or more usually, in pairs.		Hardened patterned wheels are pressed against the work as it slowly turns and this impresses the design on to it. A variety of patterned wheels can be used either singly, or more usually, in pairs.
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	Considerable sideways force is required but some designs of '''Knurling Tool''' apply this within themselves rather than relying on pressure being exerted by the lathe cross-slide.		Considerable sideways force is required but some designs of '''Knurling Tool''' apply this within themselves rather than relying on pressure being exerted by the lathe cross-slide.
	~~[[File:Knurling.png\|750px\|center]]~~


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	[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knurling '''Knurling'''] is a process using a '''[[Centre Lathe]]''' which imparts a criss-cross pattern on to the surface of the work-piece in order to increase grip ''(e.g. a '''[[Punches\|Centre Punch]]''' is usually '''Knurled ''' for this reason)''.		[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knurling '''Knurling'''] is a process using a '''[[Centre Lathe]]''' which imparts a criss-cross pattern on to the surface of the work-piece in order to increase grip ''(e.g. a '''[[:Category:Punches\|Centre Punch]]''' is usually '''Knurled ''' for this reason)''.

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[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knurling '''Knurling'''] is a process using a '''[[Centre Lathe]]''' which imparts a criss-cross pattern on to the surface of the work-piece in order to increase grip ''(e.g. a '''[[Punches|Centre Punch]]''' is usually '''Knurled ''' for this reason)''.

Hardened patterned wheels are pressed against the work as it slowly turns and this impresses the design on to it. A variety of patterned wheels can be used either singly, or more usually, in pairs.

Considerable sideways force is required but some designs of '''Knurling Tool''' apply this within themselves rather than relying on pressure being exerted by the lathe cross-slide.
[[File:Knurling.png|750px|center]]

[[Category:Skills and Processes]]
[[Category:Terminology]]