brad awl (Meaning)
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brad awl ()
A straight awl with chisel edge, used to make holes for brads, etc.
Synonyms & Antonyms of brad awl
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brad awl Sentence Examples
- The leatherworker used a brad awl to puncture holes in the leather for stitching.
- With a precise motion, she guided the brad awl through the fabric, creating evenly spaced holes.
- The carpenter relied on a brad awl to mark the spots for drilling pilot holes in the wood.
- He sharpened the tip of the brad awl to ensure clean and accurate punctures.
- The shoemaker carefully wielded the brad awl to create openings for the shoelace eyelets.
- The seamstress selected a fine brad awl to add intricate details to her embroidery.
- The brad awl's ergonomic handle provided comfort during long hours of use.
- With a flick of the wrist, the craftsman drove the brad awl into the cork to create holes for the corkscrew.
- She used a brad awl to create starter holes for the screws when assembling the furniture.
- The brad awl was an indispensable tool in the artisan's workshop for various crafting tasks.
FAQs About the word brad awl
A straight awl with chisel edge, used to make holes for brads, etc.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The leatherworker used a brad awl to puncture holes in the leather for stitching.
With a precise motion, she guided the brad awl through the fabric, creating evenly spaced holes.
The carpenter relied on a brad awl to mark the spots for drilling pilot holes in the wood.
He sharpened the tip of the brad awl to ensure clean and accurate punctures.
