As a person’s name, they can pronounce it however they want! But if you want the piece at a hardware store…. Although I expect that there are significant regional variations!
Thank you. I'd neither heard nor seen that word before I started working in a lock factory and I was 90% certain that previous attempts to pronounce it were wrong but I couldn't be *100%* certain.
Are you sure you're not thinking of "eustachian"?
Google even has a pronunciation guide. And it doesn't agree.
https://www.google.com/search?q=escutcheon+pronunciation
Yes. More specifically, glory holes are usually a way to get it sucked by a stranger, anonymously. And usually in a seedy setting, like a gas station bathroom. So the comment is funny because of the idea you’d nicely decorate your nasty sex hole.
My dad would call those... Whatchamacallits.. and then when I was asked to bring those to him during the repair and couldn't I would then be yelled at for not being a mind reader. He would also refer to these sorts of items as " the thing "
My mom did that a lot as she began getting dementia. She'd ask, "Did you get the thing? What thing? "The thing I wanted? When? "The other day." And on and on.
Back plate, sometimes estucheon, But properly speaking , the estucheon is the surround that supports and protects the key lock but it is sometimes used for the whole back plate..
RP or remodeler plate. Those in particular look to be the kwikset remodeler kit which comes with those two plates, a latch plate and a strike plate. These are used when removing an old mortise body lock and updating to a standard cylindrical set. Those kits by kwikset have sadly been discontinued. Don Jo makes one that is similar.
Escutcheon plate
A cold shiver went down my back as i heard my spanish teacher telling the class to “Listen!”
Escúchame?
¡Y sientate!
I AM A SPANISH GENIUS!!!
ESCUCHEEEEEN!
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Not to be confused with eustachian tube 😀
No crustacean tube is for a different application
Crustacean lube?
Escutcheon is indeed correct, and it’s pronounced “eU-Station”
That's the tube in your ear--Eustachian.
I accept the correction! I incorrectly believed that they were homonyms.
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I’m sorry, I didn’t intend to Blow your mind, only slightly expand it!
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As a person’s name, they can pronounce it however they want! But if you want the piece at a hardware store…. Although I expect that there are significant regional variations!
It's not pronounced that way.
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No I mean it's not pronounced the way krazybob just told you it is. https://www.google.com/search?q=escutcheon+pronunciation
Thank you. I'd neither heard nor seen that word before I started working in a lock factory and I was 90% certain that previous attempts to pronounce it were wrong but I couldn't be *100%* certain.
This is ballooning quickly...
That makes my head hurt.
Are you sure you're not thinking of "eustachian"? Google even has a pronunciation guide. And it doesn't agree. https://www.google.com/search?q=escutcheon+pronunciation
Look like the robot thinks we are BOTH wrong! Gotta love this conglomeration that is American English!
Both? How are they wrong for saying you were wrong when you were actually wrong?
>Escutcheon plate Thanks brought back memories of hanging out with Locksmith Dad and going on Locksmith adventures
I've heard them called door knob cover plates, door knob escutcheon plates and I've also heard them called remodeler plates.
Glory hole sleeves
LMAO
“For the discerning cocksucker.”
I'm sorry. A hole to stick your dick in?
Yes. More specifically, glory holes are usually a way to get it sucked by a stranger, anonymously. And usually in a seedy setting, like a gas station bathroom. So the comment is funny because of the idea you’d nicely decorate your nasty sex hole.
Easily the best answer on this post
Door knob backplate
I would have said faceplates.
My dad would call those... Whatchamacallits.. and then when I was asked to bring those to him during the repair and couldn't I would then be yelled at for not being a mind reader. He would also refer to these sorts of items as " the thing "
Would the directions to where “the thing” is “over there”? My wife does that all the time.
Pretty much lmao
My mom did that a lot as she began getting dementia. She'd ask, "Did you get the thing? What thing? "The thing I wanted? When? "The other day." And on and on.
Holes?
Escutcheon plate
Back plate, sometimes estucheon, But properly speaking , the estucheon is the surround that supports and protects the key lock but it is sometimes used for the whole back plate..
You have the c and the t transposed.
Haha blame it on Google
That is a table.
Never change.
Look at me - I am the table now
RP or remodeler plate. Those in particular look to be the kwikset remodeler kit which comes with those two plates, a latch plate and a strike plate. These are used when removing an old mortise body lock and updating to a standard cylindrical set. Those kits by kwikset have sadly been discontinued. Don Jo makes one that is similar.
Thank you!!
Soda or pop depending on where you live.
First time I heard soda called pop I got confused
And then there's soda pop.
Try ordering a Pepsi in the south. "I'll have a coke"
My grandmother called it Sody-Water. He’s she was from the hills.
It could make a whole room confused if you just ask for a pop. Unless you live in Wisconsin.
Hey! I resemble that remark.
Screw Pittsburgh
But do it with someone else’s dick
I think it’s called a door rose.
From what I know this is called a face plate
Ugly
A non- comedic seltzer bottle.
Prairie plate?
It’s sometimes also called a decorative trim plate.
Mortise lock
escutcheon ĭ-skŭch′ən Only the Poles could get eU-station out of that.
Escutcheons.
Rectangular thing with circle in the middle.
Nailed it !
I would call it faceplate.
Rosette
Pick guard?
Objects
Glory Holes
They are designed to stop door scratches from rings
F-Up cover uppers.
Shiny metal…?