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| U-shaped metal pieces nailed to a gate, allowing it to be locked with a sliding timber gate-bar *kannuki èx. A file used to sharpen the blade of a steel saw. Each tooth is filled one by one. The yasuri is similar to a whetstone *to-ishi “u�Î, with increasingly finer tools being used as construction progresses. The first filing is done with a rough-edged file surikomiyasuri –€�žèk, and then a fine-toothed file called shiageyasuri Žd�ãèk is used. To sharpen a blade with top-beveled teeth like the crosscut saw *yokobikinoko ‰¡”Ò‹˜, a special file known as a uwameyasuri �ã–Úèk is used. | ||||||
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