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2380.2.01
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"Tooth" or "teeth" refers to a structural feature of a cutting, rasping, or abrading tool that is configured to engage, cut, tear, abrade, or otherwise modify a target material through mechanical interaction. A tooth may be arranged singularly or in a plurality along a cutting edge, along a cutting face, on an abrading surface, and/or within a rasp feature set. A tooth and may be structured, sized, or configured, to optimize material removal efficiency, cutting precision, abrading precision, and/or surface contouring. A tooth may be shaped, arranged, or functionally similar to biological teeth found in animals or humans, but may also encompass artificial or engineered structures specifically designed for cutting, abrading, or shaping applications. A tooth may include a tooth base, a point, a face, at least one side, and/or a thickness measured from one side to an opposite side of the tooth. The tooth base refers to the portion of the tooth that connects to, or is supported by, a blade, a body, a surface, or a substrate. The point refers to the terminal end of the tooth, which may come to a sharp tip, may resemble a chisel, or may taper into an edge to facilitate material engagement. The face of the tooth includes a surface that contacts the target material. A tooth face may have a rake angle, which can influence the cutting, shearing, or abrading interaction of the tooth with the target material. The at least one side or plurality of sides of the tooth define its lateral boundaries and may contribute to the overall cutting or abrading geometry. The thickness of the tooth is measured between opposing sides and may determine the durability, rigidity, and cutting efficiency of the tooth. A tooth height is measured from the point to the tooth base. A tooth may be made from a variety of materials, including but not limited to stainless steel, titanium, carbide, ceramic, composite materials, polymers, biocompatible materials, or other engineered substances selected for durability, cutting performance, and wear resistance. A tooth may vary in design based on application-specific requirements and may include serrated, chisel-shaped, hooked, beveled, offset, or other specialized geometries to optimize cutting, abrading, or contouring operations. (Defined in conjunction with ChatGPT Version 4o, March 12, 2025).
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