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The chip brush removes chips from the:
 
  A) Workpiece B) Band wheel C) Worktable D) Band guide

Question 2

The size of a tap is marked on the:
 
  A) End B) Shank C) Handle D) Body



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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