by Larry Earl on March 15th, 2004

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Where did the 'Bastard File' get its odd name?

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  • by Cobowhunter on January 12th, 2009

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    In a metal file (bastard), there is only a singular direction of cutting rows, and not an intersecting row in another direction. Like a single factor producing the product without the complementary intersecting other row (or pair directions) necessary in a wood file. A single direction produces a bastard.

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