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Which of the files listed can be used for sharpening a tool?

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Which of the files listed can be used for sharpening a tool?

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• File cuts and tooth patterns (single cut vs double/triple cut) • How sharpening differs from rapid stock removal or rough shaping • Typical use of bastard cut vs smooth or second-cut files

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• Think about whether sharpening needs a fine, smooth finish or a rough, aggressive cut. • Which file tooth pattern leaves the smoothest, most controlled surface with minimal deep scratches? • Among the choices, which type of file is normally used for finishing and honing rather than heavy shaping?

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• Verify which file type is single-cut (parallel rows of teeth) versus double/triple cut (crossed teeth). • Check which file is commonly recommended for finishing or sharpening cutting edges, not just fast metal removal. • Consider whether a bastard cut is generally coarser or finer than other cuts used for sharpening.

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Question 1 of 205eccef9bbacbc34ba4d4513c

Which of the files listed can be used for sharpening a tool?

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Which of the files listed can be used for sharpening a tool?

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🔍 Key Concepts

• File cuts and tooth patterns (single cut vs double/triple cut) • How sharpening differs from rapid stock removal or rough shaping • Typical use of bastard cut vs smooth or second-cut files

💭 Think About

• Think about whether sharpening needs a fine, smooth finish or a rough, aggressive cut. • Which file tooth pattern leaves the smoothest, most controlled surface with minimal deep scratches? • Among the choices, which type of file is normally used for finishing and honing rather than heavy shaping?

✅ Before You Answer

• Verify which file type is single-cut (parallel rows of teeth) versus double/triple cut (crossed teeth). • Check which file is commonly recommended for finishing or sharpening cutting edges, not just fast metal removal. • Consider whether a bastard cut is generally coarser or finer than other cuts used for sharpening.

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