What makes a file a bastard file?

: a file having teeth of a grade next finer than coarse.

What is the difference between a mill file and a flat file?

Most flat files taper in width and thickness longitudinally (toward the end) and they have teeth on both surfaces and both edges. Mill files are similar to hand files in that they have one ”safe” edge. They are always single-cut, and they are used primarily for finishing work and for draw filing.

What is a flat bastard file?

Flat Files (Bastard Cut) are double-sided handheld files that are both bastard coarseness and double cut. The coarseness refers to how quickly and aggressively the file can remove stock. Bastard cuts are the intermediate between the coarsest and the second cut coarseness.

What does cross file mean?

In American politics, cross-filing (similar to the concept of electoral fusion) occurs when a candidate runs in the primary election of not only their own party, but also that of one or more other parties, generally in the hope of reducing or eliminating their competition at the general election.

What are the five parts of a hand file?

Parts of a File

File Terminology:
Back: The convex side of a half-round or other similarly shaped file.
Edge and Safe Edge: The side surfaces of a file; may be smooth (safe edge) or have teeth.
Handle: A holder into which the tang of the file fits.
Pinning: Filings wedged between the file teeth.

What are the steps in filing?

7 Important Steps in Office Filing Procedure

Order to File. All documents need not be filed because all papers are not equally important.
Preparation.
Sorting and Filing.
Follow up Slip.
Retrieval.
Transfer Files.
Retention.

What is the best way to set up a filing system?

So here are 6 simple steps for creating an ADHD-friendly filing system.

Pick a filing cabinet that you like.
Hanging folders.
Labels.
Organizing the folders.
Use color.
Keep the folders streamlined.
Set up an electronic filing system.