Cutters Sentence Examples

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  • The cutters are so placed as to remove blanks in the manner shown in fig.

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  • In the Gartsherrie machine of Messrs Baird, the earliest of the flexible chain cutter type, the chain of cutters works round a fixed frame or jib projecting at right angles from the engine carriage, an arrangement which makes it necessary to cut from the end of the block of coal to the full depth, instead of holing into it from the face.

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  • The crank shaft carries a pinion which gears into a toothed wheel of a coarse pitch, carrying cutters at the ends of the teeth.

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  • When the fillet FF is brought above the holes, the cutters descend and force disks of metal through the holes.

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  • Guanaja was discovered in 1502 by Columbus, but the islands were not colonized until the 17th century, when they were occupied by British logwood cutters from Belize, and pearlers from the Mosquito Coast.

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  • In the engineering industries milling machines constitute a very important class of machine tools, the characteristic of which is that rotary cutters are employed for shaping the metal.

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  • In June 1890 it was reported that certain American revenue cutters had been ordered to proceed to Bering Sea.

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  • As the ship commenced to make stern way he blew the charges, and the crews got into two cutters which were picked up by the "Whirlwind" and a motor launch.

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  • Perhaps for ingenuity and the latest methods of manipulating skins in the manufacturing of furs the Americans lead the way, but as fur cutters are more or less of a roving and cosmopolitan character the larger fur businesses in London, Berlin, Vienna, St Petersburg, Paris and New York are guided by the same thorough and comparatively advanced principles.

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  • During the period just mentioned the tailors' methods of scientific pattern cutting have been adopted by the leading furriers in place of the old chance methods of fur cutters, so that to-day a fur garment may be as accurately and gracefully fitted as plush or velvet, and with all good houses a material pattern is fitted and approved before the skins are cut.

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  • The ascent of Popocatepetl is made on the northeastern slope, where rough roads are kept open by sulphur carriers and timber cutters.

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  • The streaks are now handed over to the cutters who cut off the roots, and finally the material is allowed to remain for twelve to twenty-four hours to allow the mixture of oil and water to thoroughly spread over the fibre.

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  • Fine seal engraving is to be found in the productions of many of the continental nations; but in the best periods nothing can excel the work of English cutters.

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  • Of these Iliuliuk (also called Unalaska), the oldest, settled in 17601 775, has a custom house, a Russian-Greek Church, and a Methodist Mission and orphanage, and is the headquarters for a considerable fleet of United States revenue cutters which patrol the sealing grounds of the Pribilofs; adjacent is Dutch Harbor (so named, it is said, because a Dutch vessel was the first to enter it), which is an important port for Bering Sea commerce.

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  • Since 1877 the Granite Cutters' Journal has been published here by the Granite Cutters' International Association of America.

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  • If perfectly transparent ice is required, the two sides of the block are not allowed to join up, and it is then called plate ice, which is often made in very large blocks, afterwards divided by saws or steam cutters.

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  • A full range of accessories includes rotary cutters and mats, cotton batting, templates, hoops, patterns and buttons.

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  • The offenders used metal cutters to remove bollards from security shutters at ECA Tools in Henley Road.

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  • These were clinker built cutters with a large spread of sail and a very long bowsprit.

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  • They also have a thriving on-line business selling a large range of funky cookie cutters, sprinkles, and cake cases.

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  • Five clever shaped cookie cutters for molding your treats, with doggie themes!

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  • You also need a set of round fluted pastry cutters.

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  • Watch out for our cookie cutters - coming soon!

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  • It now stands in Bay XII next to the chaff cutters.

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  • I agree with her, the mosaic glass cutters are much better than tile nippers.

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  • All they need to bring is their own secateurs or other flower cutters.

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  • The tools they operate include lathes, cutters, milling machines, grinders, borers and machines that combine several of these functions.

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  • Have both hands free to handle powered hedge trimmers, cutters or shears.

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  • In the engineering industries milling machines constitute a very important class of machine tools, the characteristic of which is that rotary cutters are employed for shaping the metal (see Tools).

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  • At Beaghmore, in County Tyrone, turf cutters have revealed a complex of seven stone circles and at least nine stone alignments.

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  • It is possible the Egyptian 's lack of enthusiasm was due to the absence of wire cutters.

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  • For a quick way to personalize a plain sheet cake, find some letter and number cookie cutters.

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  • In addition to topping a cake with cookie letters and numbers, these cutters will also cut fondant.

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  • Fondant can also be used to embellish a frosted cake, and cookie cutters are one great way to do this without having to do any freehand cutting or decorating.

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  • Cookie cutters make great templates for cat toys.

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  • Tenon cutters - Most of today's craftspeople use tenon cutters powered by an electric drill, drill press or router.

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  • Instead of using a draw knife to make tenons, tenon cutters are a popular choice of many craftspeople today when making log furniture.

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  • Tenon cutters attach to the end of an electric drill and shape the ends of the logs so they fit into the holes, or mortises, of another log piece, creating a mortise and tenon joint.

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  • The Country Porch selection even includes cookie cutters in the shapes of the American flag, stars, and the yellow ribbons frequently used to pay homage to those individuals who are fighting to defend our freedom.

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  • Using cookie cutters, cut soft bread into shapes.

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  • First, cut the crusts off the bread (use them later in your breakfast recipe) and then cut two slices of bread with the cookie cutters to make shapes -- stars or circles are particularly popular.

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  • In the scrapbooking world, the company is known for its scissors and cutters.

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  • The Cuttlebug is compatible with cartridges from most major brand scrapbook die cutters on the market.

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  • The desktop digital cutter is a dream tool for avid die cutters.

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  • Many scrap booking or paper crafts stores will allow patrons to use store paper cutters at no charge, as long as supplies are purchased there.

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  • A bride I knew honored her deceased grandmother by giving cookie cutters with a ribbon and label attached.

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  • Wedding cake cookie cutters can help out a reception in several ways.

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  • A bride may choose to give out the cutters as favors, use them to make cookie favors, or make a cookie cake instead of a traditional one.The shape obviously ties into a wedding simply by being a tiered cake.

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  • However, chefs, culinary artists, or bakers may want to incorporate their occupation into their wedding planning and these cutters make it possible.

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  • Buy cake shaped cutters in plastic or a lightweight metal if you are giving them out as favors.

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  • Wedding cake cookie cutters are a favorite favor for many brides and guests.

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  • Tying into the wedding related theme, the cutters make fun mementos for everyone involved.

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  • You may want to place the cutters in a large bowl in the middle of each table, with a small sign next to them; you could also place them on the cake table for people to pick up as they pass.

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  • When using a wedding cake cutter as a favor, you should put a little note near or on the cutters so that guests understand they are the favors.

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  • Or make a small placard to sit near a bowl of cutters.

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  • Make cookies using your cutters no more than a month before the wedding.

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  • If you have a cupcake cake, choose cookie cutters in cupcake shapes in order to make your cookies.

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  • You may choose to buy cake cookie cutters in several sizes of the same shape.

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  • No matter how you choose to incorporate wedding cake cookie cutters into your wedding festivities, you can be sure your guests will appreciate the original idea you incorporated.

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  • Tell the cake cutters to remove the faux leaf garland before cutting the cake.

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  • One way to do so is to make fondant icing and cut leaf shapes using cookie cutters.

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  • You may choose to shape your leaves by rolling a dough recipe out and using cookie cutters; or simply melt the disks into candy molds.

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  • For example, a couple who loves baking together and is having a John Deere themed wedding may hand out tractor cookie cutters with a favor tag tied on with wheat grass.

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  • Use cookie cutters to cut out shapes from contrasting colors of rolled fondant to layer on your egg as the designs.

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  • Cookie cutters, stencils, and other tools are useful and can help save time when forming intricate decorations from fondant.

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  • It also helps to grease the edges of your cutters with a little shortening to keep the paste from sticking to them.

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  • As with fondant, you can roll out gum paste into flat sheets with cornstarch and use cookie cutters to cut out the shapes you need for decorating.

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  • Form daisies easily with gum paste by using cookie cutters or fondant cutters.

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  • You can draw these outlines freehand or trace them with templates or small cutters.

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  • Consider using items like fondant hydrangea cutters to make perfect flowers or using a fondant rolling machine for even thickness.

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  • Use cookie cutters or fondant cutters to get perfect-looking shapes that you wouldn't be able to cut out with your knife.

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  • Use large alphabet cutters in capital letters to cut out the words "High School Musical" in yellow fondant.

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  • Cruising down the mighty Mississippi River, you'll be treated to views of barges, wildlife, tugboats, freighters, Coast Guard cutters and riverside scenery.

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  • You can used shaped cutters if you wish, but this takes more time.

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  • Cut out shapes from the dough using your favorite cutters or simply cut the dough into equal size squares or bars.

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  • Roll the dough to about 1/4 inch thick and cut it into shapes with your favorite cutters.

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  • Use a biscuit cutter or your favorite cookie cutters to cut dough.

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  • A tuner is essential and so is a pair of wire cutters to clean up when you're finished.

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  • Clip the Ends - Your last step is to take your wire cutters and snip off the extra ends of the strings at the guitar's headstock.

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  • In order to get the strings out of the tuning pegs, you can either cut the string with wire cutters (or a pair of pliers) and then run it through the hole, or try to guide it through without cutting.

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  • Using wire cutters, you can cut the excess of the string that you cannot wrap.

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  • You can still string your guitar if you choose not to use wire cutters, but the process might be a little less clean.

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  • Foil cutters cut the foil around the cork, allowing you clean access to the cork.

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  • Some corkscrews come with cutters, or you can purchase this tool separately.

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  • Most wine shops offer some type of foil cutters.

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  • Collecting unique cookie cutters from earlier years is a hobby that is affordable and fun.

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  • Most vintage and antique cookie cutters can still be used to make delicious tasting treats.

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  • Throughout history, cookie cutters have always had a special place in the hearts and kitchens of people worldwide.

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  • It is believed that cookie cutters in various forms have existed since approximately 2000 B.C. when the people of Mesopotamia and Egypt used ceramic molds for their sweet little treats.

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  • During the next century people started making cookie cutters, finding simple cookies were easier to decorate then those with the fancy designs of the cookie molds.

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  • By the end of the 1700s, tinsmiths began making cookie cutters.

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  • With the Industrial Revolution came mass production of cookie cutters with the first documented catalog offering cookie cutters dating from 1869.

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  • By the 1900s many companies offered cookie cutters through retail and wholesale catalogs.

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  • There were many changes made to the manufacture of cookie cutters during the 1900s.

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  • Over the years there have been many types of unique cookie cutters.

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  • A rare find, these tin and wood cookie cutters are in the shapes of a rooster, a rabbit and a chick.

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  • Ruby Lane is a miniature set of seven shaped cookie cutters complete with their original storage tin dates from the late 1800s.

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  • The tiny cutters fit into the tin which measures just two inches in diameter.

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  • Two large tin cookie cutters from the early 1900s, a lion measuring 4 inches by 3 inches and a fish measuring 5 ½ inches by 2 ½ inches.

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  • There are also many unique and unusual cookie cutters currently being made including the following.

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  • Collecting unique cookie cutters is a fun hobby that the entire family can enjoy.

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  • These unique cookie cutters are an affordable collectible which is increasing in value each year.

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  • Although carved wooden cookie cutters date back thousands of years, tin cookie cutters became available toward the end of the 1700s.

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  • American tinsmiths began creating cookie cutters in fanciful shapes with a full plate on the back of the cutter.

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  • Generally cookie cutters from Europe, especially Germany, had no back to them.

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  • Cookie cutters with a full plate back often have small holes cut into the tin.

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  • These cookie cutters often have soldered-on handles as well.

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  • Tinsmiths often traveled from one community to another, stopping at farms in between, and creating cookie cutters for the farm women from the scraps of tin that they had left from repairs and the other products that they made.

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  • Antique tin cookie cutters from this time are singular, each looking very different from the other.

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  • After the Civil War, companies began manufacturing cookie cutters and they became more standard in design.

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  • By 1920, aluminum cutters with red or green handles or aluminum straps had replaced tin as the material of choice for cookie cutters.

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  • Sadly, many novice collectors believe they are getting antique tin cookie cutters when in fact they are buying antique aluminum cookie cutters.

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  • All over the Internet, aluminum cutters are being sold as tin.

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  • Aluminum cutters are often fluted on the edges.

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  • Aluminum cutters may have wooden handles.

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  • Antique tin cutters will almost always be more expensive than aluminum.

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  • Displaying antique cookie cutters can be as easy as filling up an old pantry jar with different cutters, or hanging them on ribbon from a curtain rod.

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  • Depending on the shape, old cookie cutters make charming napkin rings or place card holders.The Christmas designs make wonderful holiday decorations whether hung on a Christmas tree, attached to a wreath, or tied on a gift under the tree.

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  • However you choose to display them, vintage cookie cutters give country charm to any home.

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  • The Hair Club is a subsidiary of the Regis Corp., which is also affiliated with Supercuts, Cost Cutters and Vidal Sassoon.

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  • If you are a value-conscious consumer looking for a reasonably priced haircut or other hair service, consider Cost Cutters Hair Salon.

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  • A Cost Cutters Hair Salon owner is an independent businessperson operating under the franchise umbrella of the Regis Corporation.

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  • With approximately 840 shops located throughout the United States, there is likely to be a Cost Cutters in your neighborhood or close by.

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  • Look in the yellow pages of the local phonebook, or visit the Cost Cutters website.

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  • The Cost Cutters website is your link to other valuable perks like haircut reminder services, exclusive discount coupons and other deals.

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  • Cost Cutters has a reputation for being best-value hair salons for both services and products.

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  • The company carries everything from sewing machine accessories to buttonhole cutters and other tools.

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  • The Norelco warranties don't cover the cutters, conditioning cartridges or combs.

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  • Most Norelco shavers use a system of three circular cutters on one block.

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  • As these circular cutters are razor blades, they will dull after several uses.

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  • Typically, when the cutters dull, a user replaces the entire shaving head.

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  • However, if you find the cutters are not wearing evenly on your shaver, you may wish to buy individual units.

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  • Replacing the individual cutters is similar to replacing a shaving head except you may need a small tool, such as a pair of tweezers, to remove the small piece.

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  • Replacements parts offered on ChampionJuicer.com include replacement base skids or feet, funnels and cutters, power cords, screens, tampers and the like.

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  • Unlike the cutters used on foil razors, rotary razors have small circular cutters.

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  • These cutters are circular metal razor blades.

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  • There are typically three rotary cutters on the electric razor.

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  • The cutters will dull and wear out with continual use, needing replaced.

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  • There are two types of cutters available for Remington shavers.

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  • The head is made from thin metal designed to be flexible while still holding the circular cutters in place.

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  • Remington sells the most common electric razor parts, such as the replacement heads and cutters, on their website.

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  • Foil shavers feature one or two floating heads which have oscillating cutters behind a perforated screen.

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  • Rotary shavers have three or sometimes four floating heads that feature spinning cutters placed behind a fine grid.

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  • Simple beeswax sheets, some wicks, and cookie cutters combine to make pretty star-shaped candles for a personalized birthday cake printed with the letters of the recipient's name.

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  • The kit includes balloons, table cloth, a bale sale sign featuring the American Cancer Society logo, and many other items such as cookie cutters and pastry boxes.

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  • Using your felt pen, trace around the cookie cutters onto the white felt.

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  • Gather together unlined 3x5 index cards, a spool of ribbon, and small cookie cutters featuring stars, reindeer, or snowflakes.

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  • Trace around Christmas cookie cutters to make cutouts of snowmen, Christmas presents, Santa, and other holiday designs.

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  • Cut varying lengths of narrow-gauge wire at least eight inches in length each, with basic wire cutters.

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  • Diamond buyers are an essential link in the jewelry business, one that brings raw diamonds in contact with diamond cutters on their way to jewelry stores and ultimately, onto a bride-to-be's left hand.

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  • A cutter could work independently and sell polished gems to jewelers, but more often jewelers employ cutters trained specifically in the techniques the company is interested in using.

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  • Many buyers work though several parts of the industry - learning to mine, taking gemology courses, studying with diamond cutters, etc. - before launching a career as a buyer.

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  • In the next two hundred years the Antwerp cutters developed important working and cutting techniques and were turning out high quality, highly sought after stones.

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  • Francois I eschewed the established diamond cutters of Paris for those craftsmen of Antwerp, setting a precedent that is still in effect today.

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  • The cutting shops would shut down for weeks at a time and many experienced cutters were forced to find other work.

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  • Diamond cutters must go through several years of training and complete an apprenticeship in order to receive their certification.

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  • Diamond cutters, who undergo years of training and apprenticeship, must decide how to cut a diamond to maximize the carat weight of the stone while minimizing these flaws.

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  • Considered by many jewelry professionals to be the second most popular shape of diamond after its older cousin, the round brilliant cut, the princess cut is a favorite among brides and diamond cutters.

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  • Diamond cutters love that less waste is involved in cutting this shape of diamond.

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  • To craft the stones, the diamond cutters worked 24 hours a day for more than three years.

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  • At this time, diamond cutters did not have lasers and other advanced technology common in the industry today.

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  • Roll the dough out as you would for a complete upper crust, but instead of transferring the crust directly to the pie, use cookie cutters to create fun shapes that can dance across the top of your pie.

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  • Cookie cutters can also be used to cut out cookie shapes if preferred.

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  • Materials such as paper cutters, scissors, and glue are all on hand to help make your card creations even easier!

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  • Mix up a batch of salt dough, then use Christmas cookie cutters to make an assortment of ornaments for your tree.

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  • The glass artists make the glass by hand using tools such as pliers, a blowing pipe and large glass cutters.

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  • These nifty little devices look like small pizza cutters and have very sharp blades that can cut through several layers of fabric at a time.

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  • Rotary cutters are ideal when you are piecing a quilt made of squares or strips.

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  • Cut out a simple shape, such as a heart, a star or a circle (your Christmas cookie cutters can give you great inspiration for this).

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  • You could use cookie cutters as templates for seasonal coasters, magnets, table decorations and much more.

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  • The next time you're stumped for decorating ideas, pull out your cookie cutters.

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  • You can also make your own stencils from different outlines, such as small printables, cookie cutters, or even a basic freehand drawing.

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  • In addition to a good pair of standard needle-nose pliers, you'll want flat-nose pliers, bent-nose pliers, long-nose pliers, round-nose pliers, and side cutters.

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  • Even if you don't plan on specializing in making wire jewelry, you'll want to have a good pair of wire cutters in your jewelry making toolbox.

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  • Cutting heavy gauge wire with your good pair of wire cutters may dull the blades.

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  • Use pliers and wire cutters to remove interesting charms and beads.

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  • You can also use baking tins, miniature loaf pans, or cookie cutters for soap making, although you will want to keep tins used to create soap separate from those used to make food.

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  • Soap cutters are designed to cut large blocks of soap into the small loaves or rectangles that everyone recognizes as a soap bar.

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  • Flat shapes cut from cookie cutters will also dry more quickly than those made from larger balls of clay.

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  • Buy a separate pasta maker, rollers, knives, and cookie cutters for crafting, or you risk contaminating your family's food with plastic chemicals.

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  • Cookies can be easily baked as large hearts or heart-shaped cookie cutters can turn any rolled cookie recipe into a romantic treat.

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  • Trace leaf, pumpkin and turkey shapes onto paper using cookie cutters as your guide.

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  • You can make your sandwiches more appealing by using cookie cutters to create decorative shapes.

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  • Finger sandwiches can be cut out into shapes by using cookie cutters and filled with chicken salad, ham and cheese or peanut butter and jelly.

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  • The King's Own was a vast improvement, in point of construction, upon Frank Mildmay; and he went on, through a quick succession of tales, Newton Forster (1832), Peter Simple (1834), Jacob Faithful (1834), The Pacha of Many Tales (1835), Japhet in Search of a Father (1836), Mr Midshipman Easy (1836), The Pirate and the Three Cutters (1836), till he reached his highwater mark of constructive skill in Snarley-yow, or the Dog Fiend (1837).

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  • Split straws are prepared with the aid of a small instrument having a projecting point which enters the straw pipe, and from which radiate the number of knife-edged cutters into which the straw is to be split.

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  • The veining of a cherry petal, for example, the tessellation of a carps scales, the serration of a leafs edgeall these lines remain intact, spared by the cutters tool, while the leaf itself, or the petal, or the scales of the fish, have the threads forming them cut so as to show the velvet nap and to appear in soft, low relief.

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  • Local tradition connects the name with that of Wallis or Wallace, a Scottish buccaneer, who, in 1638, settled, with a party of logwood cutters, on St George's Cay, a small island off the town.

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  • This agent has been applied in various ways, in machines which either imitate the action of the collier by cutting with a pick or make a groove by rotating cutters attached to an endless chain or a revolving disk or wheel.

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  • The chain machine has been largely developed in America in the Jeffrey, Link Bell, and Morgan Gardner coal cutters.

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  • The revolution of an eccentric A causes two short steel cylinders or cutters mounted on a block of iron B, suitably guided, to enter two holes in a plate fixed to the bed of the machine.

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  • The machines to be driven are airfans, rollers, roll-breakers, sifters, cutters and packers, and there are besides numerous types of driers or desiccators.

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