When One Sharpens Scaling Instruments,why Is the Last Stroke Always

question 27

Multiple Choice

When one sharpens scaling instruments,why is the last stroke always downward from the face of the instrument?

• A) To reduce the possibility of a wire edge on the face of the blade
• B) To increase sharpness
• C) To ensure that the instrument blade is not beveled
• D) None of the above

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