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Definition of Stone drill
1. Noun. A drill for penetrating rock.
Specialized synonyms: Cross Bit, Star Drill, Straight Flute, Straight-fluted Drill
Generic synonyms: Drill
Derivative terms: Bore
Lexicographical Neighbors of Stone Drill
Literary usage of Stone drill
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Handbook of Aboriginal American Antiquities: Part I. Introductory: The by William Henry Holmes (1919)
"Solid stone drill points. Fio. 210. Drill points of chipped flint Drill points
are of two distinct types, the solid and the tubular. ..."
2. Bridge Engineering by John Alexander Low Waddell (1916)
"stone drill.—See " Drill." Stone Girder.—See (t Girder." Stone Hammer.—See "Hammer."
Stone Planer.—A machine for smoothing the surface of a flat stone. ..."
3. The American Naturalist by American Society of Naturalists, Essex Institute (1881)
"By drilling with a stone drill. 5. By drilling with a metallic drill. "
Holes produced by any of these means could, of course, receive their final polish by ..."
4. Handbook of Aboriginal American Antiquities: Part I. Introductory: The by William Henry Holmes (1919)
"Solid stone drill points 350 210. Drill points of chipped flint 350 211.
Tubular drill of copper and section of bore 351 212. ..."
5. Handbook of Aboriginal American Antiquities: Part I. Introductory: The by William Henry Holmes (1919)
"Solid stone drill points 350 210. Drill points of chipped flint 3-30 211.
Tubular drill of copper and section of bore 351 212. ..."
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