Sentence examples for iron blade from inspiring English sources

Among hand tools, the most common is the kodali, an iron blade fitted to a wooden handle with which it makes an acute angle.

As in Volk's day 40 years earlier, each man used one tool only: a wrecker's adz, a heavy iron blade on a long wooden handle.

The iron blade, which had a gold handle, rock crystal pommel and lily and jackal-decorated sheath, has puzzled researchers in the decades since Carter's discovery: ironwork was rare in ancient Egypt, and the dagger's metal had not rusted.

According to her, it's likely the object is in fact an iron blade, with the sharp edge rested against the man's palm.

One is an elegantly tapered stick with a floral pattern bisected by an iron blade, the other a wooden carving of a rooster with the blade almost hidden below.

The basic tool used is the kayendo, a kind of wooden spade or shovel ranging from 40-70 cm, surrounded by a sharp wrought iron blade and attached to a very long, straight, cylindrical neck.

There, village metalworkers produced dozens of different iron blades and tools for use in farming, carpentry and daily life.

The waterwheel having 36 curved iron blades generates a power equal to 3.2 kW also at 120 rpm.

Iron blades grow from the inner Fe2O3 layer through the overlying CuO if it is thin enough.

Mill sawing into slabs is done with sets of parallel iron blades that move back and forth and are fed by sand and water.

Copper-bladed axes appeared in Egypt about 4000 bc and were followed by axes with blades of bronze and eventually iron; blades were fastened to hafts by a variety of means e.g., lashed into a wooden sleeve, bound into a split of wood, inserted in a bone socket.