| Term | Definition |
|---|
| teeth | the main differences between types of saws relate to their |
| hacksaw | if you want to cut metal, you would choose the |
| crosscut saw | a type of saw that cuts across the grain of the wood is the |
| ripsaw | a type of saw the cuts with the grain of the wood is the |
| wedge a piece of wood in the kerf to keep it open | if a saw blade sticks in the kerf, you should |
| high-grade steel | files and rasps are usually made from |
| cut | files are classified by the (blank) of their teeth |
| sharp | the teeth of files for soft materials are |
| individual | files have slanting rows of teeth and rasps have (blank) teeth |
| brush in the same direction as the line of teeth | when cleaning files |
| turning | torque wrenches measure resistance to |
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