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A metal scribe commonly found on a combination square measuring tool should only be used to __________.

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A metal scribe commonly found on a combination square measuring tool should only be used to __________.

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Proper use of a metal scribe on a combination square • Difference between marking tools and punching or cleaning tools • Why using tools for unintended purposes can damage the tool or workpiece

💭 Think About

• What is the primary design and purpose of a metal scribe—does it remove material, clean, or create a visible line? • Which option describes an action that requires only a fine, sharp point with light pressure, instead of heavy force or prying? • For each wrong-sounding choice, think: would this likely dull, bend, or break the scribe tip?

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• Identify which choice involves light surface contact rather than impact, prying, or scraping • Eliminate any uses that would damage the fine point of the scribe • Confirm which option matches what you would normally do when laying out work on metal before cutting or drilling

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Question 1 of 205eccef9bbacbc34ba4d451f9

A metal scribe commonly found on a combination square measuring tool should only be used to __________.

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A metal scribe commonly found on a combination square measuring tool should only be used to __________.

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Proper use of a metal scribe on a combination square • Difference between marking tools and punching or cleaning tools • Why using tools for unintended purposes can damage the tool or workpiece

💭 Think About

• What is the primary design and purpose of a metal scribe—does it remove material, clean, or create a visible line? • Which option describes an action that requires only a fine, sharp point with light pressure, instead of heavy force or prying? • For each wrong-sounding choice, think: would this likely dull, bend, or break the scribe tip?

✅ Before You Answer

• Identify which choice involves light surface contact rather than impact, prying, or scraping • Eliminate any uses that would damage the fine point of the scribe • Confirm which option matches what you would normally do when laying out work on metal before cutting or drilling

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