felt pad

A black felt pad was laid over his eyes and bound in place with a scarf.

He laid the three stamps on a felt pad.

The woman came out through the curtains with two glasses of beer and put them down on the damp felt pads.

Charlie felt as if black felt pads were being pressed against his eyes.

It was the sensation of felt pads pressing against his forehead in the white tower.

However, I have installed felt pads on the eyepieces of my microscope.

Because early clarinets used felt pads to cover the tone holes, they leaked air.

Not only had he worn gloves but he'd glued felt pads to each of his fingertips and palms.

Attach the bear to the picture by gluing the felt pad in position on the card (Fig 4).

She put the felt pads and the beer glasses on the table and looked at the man and the girl.

To replace a cord, cut off the plug, remove the felt pad on the base and untie any knots.

For perforating a felt pad is used.

Then reattach the felt pad with glue.

He produced several disks of felt pads "Apply these to your hooves; they will adhere, and muffle the impact."

They had laid felt pads on the floor, and we lay down and were strapped to stanchions, as cargo would have been.

In place of the velvet light trap on modern cassettes, the Robot cassette used spring pressure and felt pads to close the film passage.

We rode them bareback; Roman cavalry sat on felt pads held in place with breastcollar and crupper.

Adhesive felt pads are often placed on the feet of furniture on laminate floors to prevent scratching.

There were two hard armchairs with felt pads and two hard straight chairs without pads.

After smoothing one last rough spot on its right knee with diamond paste and a felt pad, she stood back and admired what she'd accomplished.

Broad wads of coarse fibre were thrust in to hold the charge, and rammed home with a heavy felt pad on the original ten-foot pole.

Subsequently, valves were enclosed in individual dustproof chambers or "rocker boxes", lubricated by oil-soaked felt pads.

Rather than being rubbery or gummy like pencil erasers, they have a wooden or plastic block with a dark felt pad on one side to erase.

Objets de Lumière are light-bulb-shaped lamps on felt pads by Anté Vojnovic, a French designer.

Dry gut was brittle and frail, and required careful wetting between felt pads moistened with glycerine and distilled water.