wooden wedge

It has also been suggested that wooden wedges were used.

The metal access door stood open, with a wooden wedge in place to hold it there.

The cutting blade or iron was held in place with a wooden wedge.

If not, drive small wooden wedges beneath the base of the cabinet and the floor until it is.

The reed and shallot are held in place by a wooden wedge.

It is tempting to fill gaps with a wooden wedge.

You can use wooden wedges to squeeze the door frame and close the gaps.

Wooden wedges that swelled after being saturated with water, were also used.

Wooden wedges may be forced between the stage and the bottom edge of the wagon perimeter.

The pain shot up her spine and bit like a wooden wedge into the base of her head.

One man had his two sons standing with him so the wooden wedges would dig more deeply into the dry earth.

The selected trees are then partially cut at the stem and supported by wooden wedges.

Reynolds handed him a wooden wedge "Keep that between his teeth.

Finally drive one or two metal wedges (these should also be provided with the new handle) at right angles to the wooden wedge.

The hasp of the cage was secured in position by a thick wooden wedge.

It was propped open with a wooden wedge.

Piggie involved hitting a wooden wedge with a type of hockey stick.

Cells are held tight in place with wooden wedges to prevent movement with the boat.

It was solid floor when he reached it and began to pound wooden wedges into the cracks.

Nevertheless it was often necessary to use wooden wedges to keep the iron rim on or soak the wheel in water.

Wooden wedges were driven into the coaming, reducing the flow to a drip.

Drive thin wooden wedges beneath any that are not flush with the tops of the headers.

You can adjust a frame that is out of alignment with thin wooden wedges, called shims.

The strings were tunable by adjusting wooden wedges along the cross-bar.