Sentence examples for cutting and shaping from inspiring English sources

Cutting jobs use cut-off wheels, cutting and shaping wheels, diamond wheels, cutting bits and rip and crosscut blades.

If, as you're cutting and shaping the toes, you accidentally cut off too much and make them look block-like, fill in the gaps with batting.

Day by day, she worked on his manuscript, cutting and shaping it under Weil's direction.

After forming the bagels (an art in itself, as he stretches the dough before cutting and shaping it into 3-ounce, 3 1/2-inch rounds) he refrigerates them for 18 to 24 hours.

Though some basic devices such as the woodworking lathe had existed for centuries, their evolution into industrial machine tools capable of cutting and shaping hard metals to precise tolerances was brought about by a series of 19th-century innovators, first in Britain and later in the United States.

"There are always going to be readers who will feel that Gordon Lish did Raymond Carver a favor," Mr. Rudin said, "or at least worked the kind of editorial magic that he was supposed to, and others who disagree, who will feel that Lish hijacked the stories, cutting and shaping them to serve his own, not Carver's, vision".

The electric router and its bench-mounted analog, the spindle shaper, have largely displaced hand routers, either pushed like a plane (see also plane) or pulled like a drawknife, formerly used by woodworkers for cutting grooves and shaping edges.

"I wanted to define Dany's shape by cutting into and shaping the fur.

They saw workers shaping, cutting and etching it by hand.

He challenges steel, you might say, bending, twisting, shaping, cutting and combining it in ways that make it look like plastic or wood.

Half of the lab is dedicated to electrical engineering experimentation, while half is for prototyping workshops for shaping, cutting, and bending metal as well as manipulating wood, stone, or glass if necessary.