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What are the parts of a shaver rasp?

What are the parts of a shaver rasp?

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Pats of a shaver dry wall rasp are: handle, handle hole, body, blade and screw

Body

The body of a shaver dry wall rasp is where the shavings and dust collect The body is what the blade is attached to, and where the shavings and dust are collected when the tool is used. The body and handle are made of plastic.

Handle

The handle extends from the body of the shaver dry wall rasp The handle extends from the body of the tool and is used to hold and guide it.

Handle hole

Handle hole on a shaver dry wall rasps is used to hang it up for storage The handle hole is found at the end of the handle and is used to hang rasp on a hook or pin in a workshop.

Blade

The blade of a shaver dry wall rasp can be replaced when worn or dull. The blades of shaver dry wall rasps have fine teeth and are made of steel. Depending on which way round the blade is fitted to the body of the tool, it will either remove material from your workpiece on the forward or backward stroke of the tool.

Screw

The screw found on some shaver dry wall rasps applies tension to the blade. Not all shaver dry wall rasps have a screw but those that do use it to apply tension to and secure the blade in place on the body.

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