triblet
Britishnoun
Etymology
Origin of triblet
C17: from French triboulet , of unknown origin
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Triblet, trib′let, n. a tapering mandrel on which rings, nuts, &c. are forged.
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The Lord be praist, that's a thing I'm seldom triblet wi'.
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A steel triblet, therefore, is first passed into the tube, which is then drawn through a succession of holes, until the outside diameter is reduced to the required size.
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A cylinder of lead, of five or six inches in diameter and about two feet long, is cast with a small hole through its axis, and an iron triblet of about fifteen feet in length is forced into the hole.
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It is then drawn through a series of holes, until the lead is extended upon the triblet from one end to the other, and is of the proper thickness in proportion to the size of the pipe.
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