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Crossfiling

Figure  1-30.-Filing  operations. MILL  files  are  tapered  in  both  width  and width and thickness. HARD files, not shown, are thickness. One edge has no teeth and is known as a somewhat  thicker  than  flat  files.  They  taper  slightly SAFE  EDGE.  Mill  tiles  are  used  for  smoothing  lathe in  thickness,  but  their  edges  are  parallel. work,  drawfiling,  and  other  fine,  precision  work.  Mill files  are  always  single-cut. The flat or hard fibs most often used are the double-cut  for  rough  work  and  the  single-cut  smooth FLAT  files  are  general-purpose  files  and  may  be file  for  finish  work. either  single-  or  double-cut. They  are  tapered  in 1-18

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