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tap into

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tap something into something and tap something in
to move something in with light blows. The mechanic tapped the bracket into place. The worker tapped in the bracket.
See also: tap


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CAPTION(S): TAP INTO WEMBLEY: Derek Smalls, Nigel Tufnel and David St Hubbins
Blumenfeld deserves credit for experimenting--God knows, tap always needs experimentation to keep it thriving--and he has yet to develop a visceral need to bring tap into a full moving body.
For through holes, the chamfer is ground with a cutting rake that throws the chips ahead of the tap into the core hole.
 
 
 
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