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He milled and drilled the handles from aluminum stock; the knife's blade was a simple steel blank that he hand cut with a [shaped with Dennis Creek is an tributary of Delaware Bay in Cape May County, New Jersey in the United States.

First, the potassium nitrate is ground or milled to a fine powder, and then thoroughly mixed with powdered sugar which is then heated.

Unusually, the sixpences minted in 1561 and 1562 were milled, i.

The coins remained in circulation for over a hundred years, but it took until the reign of Charles II for milled coins of the pound sterling to be minted again.

In 1656 the minting of milled coinage resumed, this time with the press of the Frenchman Peter Blondeau.

The obverse of Cromwell's milled coinage features a portrait in the manner of a Roman emperor, surrounded by an inscription similar to those on the coins of earlier monarchs.

In this manner, by imaging with positive secondary ions using the positive primary ion beam, even highly insulating samples may be imaged and milled without a conducting surface coating, as would be required in an SEM.

The smallest milled features are somewhat larger (10–15"nbsp;nm) as this is dependent on the total beam size and interactions with the sample being milled.

In this FIB tomography technique, the sample is sequentially milled using an ion beam perpendicular to the specimen while imaging the newly exposed surface using an electron beam.

The process is destructive, since the specimen is being sequentially milled away after each image is collected.

Diamond burrs seems to give better control and tactile feedback then carbide burs, due to the fact that the diamonds are always in contact with the milled tooth in comparison to the single blades at the carbide burrs.

The surface of the finished part that was in intimate contact with the mandrel is replicated in fine detail with respect to the original, and is not subject to the shrinkage that would normally be experienced in a foundry cast metal object, or the tool marks of a milled part.

While many contemporary Native American flutes are crafted from milled lumber, some flutes are crafted from a branch of a tree.