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[Music] Precision measurement for machinists a master task multimedia program lesson 7 measuring surface finish the surface of a workpiece feature is the boundary which separates the feature from another object substance or space surface finish sometimes called surface texture refers to the roughness or smoothness of a machine surface machine surfaces can be rough like this surface or smooth like this one working surfaces which are surfaces that are required to mate with other surfaces usually require a more precise finish the quality of a surface finish is determined by the use of cutting tools and the actions they perform up on a surface surface finish is specified on prints and will be a quality attribute which must be measured there will be five parts to this lesson part one will discuss the characteristics of surface finish units of measure for surface finish will be covered in part two part 3 explains comparison gauges part 4 covers the use of analog and digital profilometers and