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Which of the following types of files will produce a fine finish when draw filing?

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Which of the following types of files will produce a fine finish when draw filing?

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• Difference between single-cut and double-cut files • Relative coarseness of file teeth: bastard, second cut, smooth/mill • Purpose and technique of draw filing for fine finishing

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• Rank the four file types from coarsest to finest cut — which one would naturally leave the smoothest surface? • Think about how draw filing works (holding the file across the work and drawing it toward you). For this motion, do you want coarse, aggressive teeth or fine, closely spaced teeth? • Which file type is usually chosen for final finishing rather than for rapid stock removal?

✅ Before You Answer

• Verify which option is considered a single‑cut finishing file rather than a roughing file • Check which file name is commonly associated with fine, smooth surfaces rather than quick metal removal • Eliminate any file types known to be coarse or medium before choosing your answer

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Question 1 of 205eccef9bbacbc34ba4d45142

Which of the following types of files will produce a fine finish when draw filing?

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Which of the following types of files will produce a fine finish when draw filing?

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Difference between single-cut and double-cut files • Relative coarseness of file teeth: bastard, second cut, smooth/mill • Purpose and technique of draw filing for fine finishing

💭 Think About

• Rank the four file types from coarsest to finest cut — which one would naturally leave the smoothest surface? • Think about how draw filing works (holding the file across the work and drawing it toward you). For this motion, do you want coarse, aggressive teeth or fine, closely spaced teeth? • Which file type is usually chosen for final finishing rather than for rapid stock removal?

✅ Before You Answer

• Verify which option is considered a single‑cut finishing file rather than a roughing file • Check which file name is commonly associated with fine, smooth surfaces rather than quick metal removal • Eliminate any file types known to be coarse or medium before choosing your answer

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