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Which of the files listed will have coarsely spaced teeth?

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Which of the files listed will have coarsely spaced teeth?

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• File tooth grades (bastard, second cut, smooth, dead smooth) • Relationship between tooth spacing and how much metal is removed • Typical use of coarse vs fine file teeth in metalwork

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• Which file type is normally used for the fastest, rough shaping of metal? • Which file type is used when you want a very smooth finish and remove only a small amount of material? • Arrange these four cuts from coarsest to finest and see which one ends up with the widest tooth spacing.

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• Remember that coarser teeth = fewer, larger teeth per inch and more aggressive cutting • Verify which terms (bastard, second cut, smooth, dead smooth) are associated with finishing work, not roughing • Before choosing, mentally compare: which cut would a machinist pick first for heavy stock removal, and which would be used last for final finishing?

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Which of the files listed will have coarsely spaced teeth?

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Second cut

B

Dead smooth cut

C

Bastard cut

D

Smooth cut

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Question 1 / 205eccef9bbacbc34ba4d45152

Question 1 of 205eccef9bbacbc34ba4d45152

Which of the files listed will have coarsely spaced teeth?

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Which of the files listed will have coarsely spaced teeth?

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🔍 Key Concepts

• File tooth grades (bastard, second cut, smooth, dead smooth) • Relationship between tooth spacing and how much metal is removed • Typical use of coarse vs fine file teeth in metalwork

💭 Think About

• Which file type is normally used for the fastest, rough shaping of metal? • Which file type is used when you want a very smooth finish and remove only a small amount of material? • Arrange these four cuts from coarsest to finest and see which one ends up with the widest tooth spacing.

✅ Before You Answer

• Remember that coarser teeth = fewer, larger teeth per inch and more aggressive cutting • Verify which terms (bastard, second cut, smooth, dead smooth) are associated with finishing work, not roughing • Before choosing, mentally compare: which cut would a machinist pick first for heavy stock removal, and which would be used last for final finishing?

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