It is then ground in the same manner as the barrel, and the hammer is swaged on by two operations under the drop.
One of the cheapest and best forms of steel pins is that swaged from a steel pipe and having a straight shank and tapering stem with no shoulder.
The six steel insulator pins used on each tower are exactly alike, and each is swaged from extra heavy pipe.
A forging should not be finally finished by being swaged or forged after it has become black hot, because it produces a surface tension that throws the work out of true as the metal is cut away in finishing it.
Obviously such swages are employed when the part to be swaged is less in length than the width of the hammer or of the anvil face.
To straighten the iron it is flattened on the surface A and swaged on the edge of the flange B, the bending and straightening being performed alternately.
The collar is left open at the joint, and while it is cold it is placed on the red-hot bar and swaged until the ends are closed.
This form of shoe rasp is the one in general use at this time, having almost entirely superseded the flat and swaged rasps formerly in use.
With this as a model, a metallic die of brass or zinc was prepared, upon which the plate of gold or silver was formed, and then swaged into contact with the die by means of a female die or counter-die of lead.
Metallic swaged plates were introduced in the latter part of the 18th century.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "swaged" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
