Susan Ewart Posted August 7 Posted August 7 D = Dado The part of a wall below the dado rail (chair rail), sometimes decorated with paneling or wainscoting.
Dorothy Donn Posted August 8 Posted August 8 Y = Yankee screwdriver – A quick-action screwdriver worked by hand. It has an inner shaft with a steep thread, turned by pushing or pulling the handle. It works better screwing in than out and demands skill.
Ann Seeber Posted August 8 Posted August 8 (edited) 5 hours ago, Dorothy Donn said: Y = Yankee screwdriver – A quick-action screwdriver worked by hand. It has an inner shaft with a steep thread, turned by pushing or pulling the handle. It works better screwing in than out and demands skill. Yeah, I have one of those but never knew it had a special name. The back end unscrews to store various types of shafts/tips from flathead to Phillips. (How did we jump from G to Y?) Edited August 8 by Ann Seeber
Michele Posted August 8 Posted August 8 Y = Yard Lumber – Timber graded according to its size, length and intended use, stocked in a lumberyard. Thank you, Google.
Michele Posted August 9 Posted August 9 M = Masonry (Sorry about my last entry. I guess I forgot the alphabet.) 🤣 1
Michele Posted Sunday at 07:18 AM Posted Sunday at 07:18 AM Q = Quatrefoil And they're fun to make in PSP!
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