Another Tough One: Sandpaper Grits
fra NJ Esperantist,2014 11 13
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NJ Esperantist (Å vise profilen) 2014 11 13 17:32:42
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I know that grits of sandpaper are deliniated by numbers, P30, P100, P240, etc.
What's the word for 'grit' as regards sandpaper, I.E. level of coarseness?
How could the courseness (raspeco?) of sandpaper be expressed generally, I.E. 'Very fine, fine, medium, coarse'
I've looked around and thought about this, but I'm still pulling a blank.
Thanks,
Daĉjo
nornen (Å vise profilen) 2014 11 13 17:45:18
Rujo (Å vise profilen) 2014 11 13 18:24:30
NJ Esperantist (Å vise profilen) 2014 11 13 20:25:23
nornen:For grit I would use "aspreco". And then: aspra, tre aspra, mezaspra, etcAny particular reason why you propose 'aspr' as the root instead of 'rasp'?
NJ Esperantist (Å vise profilen) 2014 11 13 20:38:53
Very Fine: 'Tre raspeta'
Fine: 'Raspeta'
Medium: '(Mez)Raspa'
Coarse: 'Raspega'
Extra Coarse: 'Tre Raspega'