What does the cut of a file refer to?
- Arrangement of the teeth.
- Number of teeth per inch.
- Grade of material used.
Explanation from PART66Online
The cut of a file refers to the arrangement of its teeth, principally whether they are single-cut (one set of parallel rows) or double-cut (two crossing sets). This is distinct from the grade, which describes coarseness or spacing; the cut describes how the teeth are laid out across the face.
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Ronit asked · 4 Aug 2019
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Jordi
21 May 2020
what is the question?Number of teeth is the pitch and grade is another thing.
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