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How do you file a square and curved surfaces? - Answers

To file a square surface, use a flat file, ensuring to maintain even pressure and consistent strokes along the edge for a uniform finish. For curved surfaces, a half-round or round file is more appropriate, allowing you to contour the material smoothly by following the curve’s shape. Always work gradually, checking your progress frequently to achieve the desired shape and finish. Additionally, utilize appropriate safety gear to protect yourself while filing.



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To file a square surface, use a flat file, ensuring to maintain even pressure and consistent strokes along the edge for a uniform finish. For curved surfaces, a half-round or round file is more appropriate, allowing you to contour the material smoothly by following the curve’s shape. Always work gradually, checking your progress frequently to achieve the desired shape and finish. Additionally, utilize appropriate safety gear to protect yourself while filing.



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How do you file a square and curved surfaces? - Answers

To file a square surface, use a flat file, ensuring to maintain even pressure and consistent strokes along the edge for a uniform finish. For curved surfaces, a half-round or round file is more appropriate, allowing you to contour the material smoothly by following the curve’s shape. Always work gradually, checking your progress frequently to achieve the desired shape and finish. Additionally, utilize appropriate safety gear to protect yourself while filing.

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