File Filosophy
Being some Hints regarding the proper Methods of using Files and the various Applications of the most common Files
År: 1913
Forlag: Nicholson File CO.
Sted: Providence, R.I., U.S.A.
Udgave: Eight Edition [revised]
Sider: 47
UDK: 621.91 Nich Gl.
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FILE FILOSOPHY
BANDSAW File. Same as the regular or Slim
Handsaw Files, except with edges rounded. Cut
shorter angle than Tapers. Length, 3" to 12". Use:
In filing bandsaws, the slenderness of which would
hardly admit of the teeth being filed to a sharper
bottom.
Cant Saw File. Formerly called Light-
ning Blunt. Single cut, bastard. Length, 4" to 12".
Use: Principally in filing cross-cut saws having M
shaped teeth.
KNIFE File. Taper. Double cut, mostly bastard.
Resemble somewhat when finished the blade of a
knife.
Length, 3" to 12".
Use: in limited quantities are in pretty general use in
work for which their shape adapts them.
Ginsaw File. Knife shape. Single cut. The
Three-Square Ginsaw is gradually supplanting it.
Three-Square Ginsaw File. Made of
Handsaw Slim steel. Taper or blunt. Single cut.
Length, 4". Used for filing cotton ginsaws.
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