mandrel
or mandril
noun
- a metal spindle or bar, often tapered, inserted into a lathe center to support work while it is being machined or turned
- a metal rod or bar used as a core around which metal, wire, glass, etc. is cast, molded, forged, or shaped
See mandrel in American Heritage Dictionary 4
or man·dril (mănˈdrəl)
noun- A spindle or an axle used to secure or support material being machined or milled.
- A metal rod or bar around which material, such as metal or glass, may be shaped.
- A shaft on which a working tool is mounted, as in a dental drill.
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