Definition of drawknife in English:

drawknife

nounPlural drawknivesˈdrɔːnʌɪfˈdrônīf

A knife consisting of a blade with a handle at each end at right angles to it, which is drawn towards the user to remove wood from a surface.
Example sentencesExamples
- Around 1500 the Woodlands Indians of northeastern North America, who had been using stone tools, were introduced to iron by French traders and with it they produced an improved drawknife known as a mocotaugan.
- Hammers, wedges, chisels, drawknives and planes with saws only occasionally being used.
- Likewise, EAIA members could make videos of groups of tools (gauges, planes, saws, drawknives, and spokeshaves) demonstrating their use.
- To work these, you will need a straight edge, pencil, saw, hand rasp and/or drawknife and/or spokeshave, sandpaper.
- Edge tools known that were made by J. E. Minott include axes, drawknives, and chisels.

Definition of drawknife in US English:

drawknife

nounˈdrônīf

A knife consisting of a blade with a handle at each end at right angles to it, which is drawn toward the user to remove wood from a surface.
Example sentencesExamples
- Edge tools known that were made by J. E. Minott include axes, drawknives, and chisels.
- Around 1500 the Woodlands Indians of northeastern North America, who had been using stone tools, were introduced to iron by French traders and with it they produced an improved drawknife known as a mocotaugan.
- Likewise, EAIA members could make videos of groups of tools (gauges, planes, saws, drawknives, and spokeshaves) demonstrating their use.
- To work these, you will need a straight edge, pencil, saw, hand rasp and/or drawknife and/or spokeshave, sandpaper.
- Hammers, wedges, chisels, drawknives and planes with saws only occasionally being used.

单词	drawknife
释义	Definition of drawknife in English: drawknife nounPlural drawknivesˈdrɔːnʌɪfˈdrônīf A knife consisting of a blade with a handle at each end at right angles to it, which is drawn towards the user to remove wood from a surface. Example sentencesExamples Around 1500 the Woodlands Indians of northeastern North America, who had been using stone tools, were introduced to iron by French traders and with it they produced an improved drawknife known as a mocotaugan. Hammers, wedges, chisels, drawknives and planes with saws only occasionally being used. Likewise, EAIA members could make videos of groups of tools (gauges, planes, saws, drawknives, and spokeshaves) demonstrating their use. To work these, you will need a straight edge, pencil, saw, hand rasp and/or drawknife and/or spokeshave, sandpaper. Edge tools known that were made by J. E. Minott include axes, drawknives, and chisels. Definition of drawknife in US English: drawknife nounˈdrônīf A knife consisting of a blade with a handle at each end at right angles to it, which is drawn toward the user to remove wood from a surface. Example sentencesExamples Edge tools known that were made by J. E. Minott include axes, drawknives, and chisels. Around 1500 the Woodlands Indians of northeastern North America, who had been using stone tools, were introduced to iron by French traders and with it they produced an improved drawknife known as a mocotaugan. Likewise, EAIA members could make videos of groups of tools (gauges, planes, saws, drawknives, and spokeshaves) demonstrating their use. To work these, you will need a straight edge, pencil, saw, hand rasp and/or drawknife and/or spokeshave, sandpaper. Hammers, wedges, chisels, drawknives and planes with saws only occasionally being used.
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