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surface finish symbols explained this is a little bit lengthy of a video its approximately 18 minutes all of the information that youre going to need to write your cfq that pertains to surface finish is contained within this video please take a moment to like and subscribe its free and itll help me out if you got this symbol on a drawing would you know what it means well by the end of this video you absolutely will know what it means and i will go through this step by step at the end of the video okay lets get started right now warning viewer discretion is advised this video is made for apprentices and may contain scenes that are over explained and may not be appropriate for your skill level before we get started into what all the symbols mean we have to know what were actually measuring we are going to go through and discuss each measurement name and parameter roughness width is basically spacing of repetitive surface irregularities so in other words the tooling marks that your