A narrow convex shape formed on a part. Beads are found on projecting mounts and often where ferrules and ring caps meet wood. They are also usually found between the combs on the wood, as in combing & beading.
A small round moulding. (Wood, Margaret. The English Medieval House, 410)
Small moulding with a convex cross-section - normally made of wood.
A small rounded raised profile routed on the edge of a work piece.
It is a small stone which has been cut into a sphere shape.
The depressed or raised circles or rings in the top of a closure. Also known as a rounded depression around the surface of a container or end; used to stiffen or improve its appearance.
1. General term for applying a strip of material. 2. Trim molding that has a convex, partially circular, cross section. 3. Preformed strip for reinforcing the corners or ends of wallboard panels or the raised metal section at the corner of the strip. 4. The surface of a weld. 5. Edge or border. 6. Line of adhesive or caulking compound.
A semicircular or rounded profile worked on wood. Also used to refer to a line of caulking or other material.
A semi-rounded strip (bead) of caulking material.
a small, round object, especially a drop of moisture.
A small, more or less hemispherical protuberance resembling a bead. Beads are smaller than nodules.
Semicircular or rounded profile; also a small moulding to secure glass or panels to doors, hence "glass bead."
a shape that is small and round; "he studied the shapes of low-viscosity drops"; "beads of sweat on his forehead"
a heishi small, decorative object
a round thing, or sometimes not really round at all, made of plastic or glass, or sometimes wood or shell or even bone, with a hole straight through the middle so that humans can put them on string or wire or stuff like that
A small quarter or half round molding.
A sealant or adhesive compound after application in a joint, irrespective of the method of application, such as a urethane bead applied to a pinchweld. A bead looks like a ribbon of adhesive rather than a round drop of adhesive.
Small moulding to cover a join.
A round edge that runs along the inside of the frame.
A rounded depression around the surface of a container or end. The bead is used to stiffen or improve its appearance. The bead is also used to secure the collar on the can.
A narrow half-round convex molding whose surface is either flush with the adjacent surface or raised above it.
(Beaded) A small double groove routed out around the perimeter of a cabinet frame or door giving the appearance of an added rounded, narrow molding. (Beaded panel - a panel with a vertical double groove routed at intervals across it's width). (Beaded inset - a style in which the cabinet door closes within the frame which has a double groove routed around its perimeter.)
A decorative convex feature or moulding often seen on chair legs etc
A round globule of re-solidified metal at the end of the remains of an electrical conductor that was caused by arcing.
A positive (convex) semi-circular form in spindle turning.
A small ferrite normally used as a high frequency inductor core.
A stone cut in the shape of a small sphere.
A small, usually round, object with a hole pierced through it to be strung as a necklace, bracelet, etc. Beads are commonly made from stone, shell, glass, or plastic.
is a stone cut into a small sphere shape.
Small circular objects in a row
A small rounded, raised profile, routed along the edge of a board.
Half-round cavity in a mold, or half-round projection or molding on a casting.A single deposit of weld metal produced by fusion.
A bead is a gemstone, usually round, with a hole pierced through it so that it can be strung.
A semicircular or rounded trim profile; often used to cover the edge of the glass in a window or door.
a narrow half-round convex moulding, its surface being flush with the adjacent surface, or raised above it.