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Always make sure you are not pushing sharp tools towards your hand! [[Category:Cutting Tools]]

They are best at cutting large rectangles but, if combined with a '''[[Chop Saw]]''' or '''[[Radial [[Category:Machine Tools]]

The width of kerf has to be allowed for when cutting materials to length or width - always cut on the waste side of a line. [[Category:Cutting Tools]]

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...ed has been cut ''(e.g. using a large '''Tap''' or by cutting with a screw-cutting '''[[Centre Lathe]]''')''. The threaded hole is '''[[Counterboring|Counterb [[Category:Threading Tools]]

'''Thread Boxes''' are the equivalent of '''Dies''' but are used for cutting screw threads in wood. [[Category:Threading Tools]]

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...or '''[[Clamps and Cramps|Cramp]]''' and always have both hands behind the cutting edge ''(i.e. either both on the '''Gouge''' or one on the '''Gouge''' and o | [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wood_carving#Tools '''Wood Carving Tools''']

| - used for cutting along the length of boards to reduce their width or produce long strips. Ty | - used for cutting across wide boards and for this reason the teeth are filed at around 75° t

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| [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marking_gauge '''Cutting Gauge'''] | The small cutting blade is used instead of the normal '''''spur''''' of a Marking Gauge when

..._saw '''Table Saws'''] or '''Bench Saws''' are one of the most common wood cutting machines. They are used as both '''[[ripsaw]]''' and '''[[Crosscut Saw|cros [[Category:Machine Tools]]

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Files are abrading tools used to remove small amounts of metal and plastics. The teeth of a file are =====Range of Files, Rasps and similar abrading tools=====

Bench Hooks may have sawing guides to aid cutting [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miter_joint '''mitres'''] for example, and so [[Category:Holding and Clamping Tools]]

The most common way of cutting '''[[Nuts, Bolts and Washers|Screwthreads]]''' by hand is by using [https:/ =====Cutting a Thread=====

[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chisel '''Chisels'''] are mainly hand-held tools designed with an edge [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sharpening#Implements_ ...'''Tool Steel'''] and the material to be cut determines the design of the cutting edge and the angles at which they are [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sharpe

...its are also available, sometimes known as '''Flour Paper''', and used for cutting back raised grain between varnish coats for example. [[Category:Shaping, Abrading and Finishing Tools]]

| '''<dtamazon type="search">Router Jig for Cutting Circles</dtamazon>''' | Cutting neat circles with a '''[[Router]]''' is most easily accomplished with a '''

...0 grit for general finishing of metals and plastics and 1000 and above for cutting back between coats of spray paint. [[Category:Shaping, Abrading and Finishing Tools]]