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When using the draw file method, which of the listed types of files will produce a fine finish?

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When using the draw file method, which of the listed types of files will produce a fine finish?

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• Draw filing technique and how the file is moved across the work • Difference between single-cut and double-cut files • How bastard, second cut, and smooth refer to file coarseness

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• When you want a very smooth, fine finish on metal, do you want coarser teeth or finer teeth on the file? • In draw filing, are you trying to remove a lot of material quickly, or refine and smooth the surface? • Which of the listed file types is typically associated with the finest, most closely spaced teeth?

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• Identify which options describe tooth pattern (single vs double cut) versus coarseness (bastard, second cut). • Recall which file type is normally used for finishing rather than heavy stock removal. • Ask yourself: in draw filing, which file will leave the smallest visible file marks on the work?

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Question 1 of 205eccef9bbacbc34ba4d4513b

When using the draw file method, which of the listed types of files will produce a fine finish?

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When using the draw file method, which of the listed types of files will produce a fine finish?

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Draw filing technique and how the file is moved across the work • Difference between single-cut and double-cut files • How bastard, second cut, and smooth refer to file coarseness

💭 Think About

• When you want a very smooth, fine finish on metal, do you want coarser teeth or finer teeth on the file? • In draw filing, are you trying to remove a lot of material quickly, or refine and smooth the surface? • Which of the listed file types is typically associated with the finest, most closely spaced teeth?

✅ Before You Answer

• Identify which options describe tooth pattern (single vs double cut) versus coarseness (bastard, second cut). • Recall which file type is normally used for finishing rather than heavy stock removal. • Ask yourself: in draw filing, which file will leave the smallest visible file marks on the work?

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