Type of File (tool)

What are the different types of files?

1. HAND-TYPE CUTTING TOOLS  2. THE HACKSAW Pistol-hold hand hacksaw The cutting edges are made with 14, 18, 24 and 32 teeth for every inch. Always utilize a cutting edge reasonable for the thickness of the material to be sawed. An 18-tooth sharp edge (18 teeth for each inch) is prescribed for general use. Adjustable Frame Handle Blade  3. THE HACKSAWThe most straightforward method for choosing an appropriate sharp edge is to recall that in any event, two saw teeth ought to contact the material while sawing. Right Blade Wrong Blade  4. THE HACKSAW Correct utilization of hacksaw makes sure the sharp edge casing is effectively balanced for the length of the edge. Place sharp edge in the casing so teeth point AWAY from the handle  5. TO USE THE HAND HACKSAW Check to ensure that the edge is of the appropriate pitch for the activity and the teeth point far from the handle. Adjust sharp edge pressure with the goal that the cutting edge can't flex or curve.>Mount the stock in the bad habit safely. Grasp the hacksaw. Expect an agreeable position. Start the saw slice simply outside and parallel to a recently scribed line. After the cut has begun, apply weight just on the forward stroke. When nearing the finish of the cut, back off to control the saw as it gets through the material.  6. Documents A record is a hand cutting device made of high-carbon steel, having a progression of teeth cut on its body by parallel etch cuts Point Tang Heel Face Edge Length  7. FOUR TYPES OF FILE TEETH Single Cut Double Cut Rasp Cut Curved Tooth  8. FOUR TYPES OF FILE TEETH Single cut documents are utilized when smooth completed is wanted double-cut records are utilized for quick evacuation of metal and simple clearing of chipsRasp cut records are utilized for cutting wood and extremely delicate metals. Curved tooth records are utilized on aluminum and steel sheets.   9. CROSS-SECTIONAL VIEWS OF MACHINISTS' FILES Flat File Round File Half Round File 3 Square File Crossing File Knife Edge File  10. Documenting PRACTICE Never utilizes a record without a handle. Fasten the work to be recorded, at about elbow stature, in a bad habit. Push the record over the work in a straight line and don't shake the document. Apply weight just on the forward stroke. Never rub fingers or hand over a surface being recorded. Keep the record clean by utilizing a document card every now and again.  11. Fixing FILEHANDLE Before endeavoring to utilize any document, furnish it with a tight-fitting handle like the figure appeared.  12. Appropriate CARE OF FILES Clean the document with a record card.  13. CROSS-FILING Correct approach to hold a File  14. DRAW-FILING  15. Documenting ROUND SURFACES  16. Documenting  17. Exactness FILES Small documents having fine tooth cuts and round necessary handles. Used in the instrument and kick the bucket look for completing sensitive and mind-boggling pieces.  18. Rotating FILES AND BURRS Used for metal example making and bite the dust sinking.  19. Scrubbers Used for expelling limited quantities of metal from explicit territories to deliver a precise bearing surface.