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1.Suggest a the most suitable method for manufacture of the following product 2.Explain why this process is the most suitable 3.Suggest suitable materials.

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1 1.Suggest a the most suitable method for manufacture of the following product 2.Explain why this process is the most suitable 3.Suggest suitable materials for each part 4.Explain why these materials are suitable Stanley Knife Fixing Screw Blade Body

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