What is another word for burr cuts?
Pronunciation: [bˈɜː kˈʌts] (IPA) 
"Burr cuts" are a type of metal edge that occurs when a piece of metal is cut using a rotating blade or tool. They are undesirable because they can cause injuries, damage to surfaces, and reduce the quality of the cut. To avoid burr cuts, or remove them, a number of alternative words can be used to describe the process of creating a high-quality cut. These include "clean cut", "smooth edge", "precise finish", "sharp cut", "unblemished edge", and "neat edge". By using these alternative terms, metal workers can communicate more effectively and ensure that their work is of the highest quality.
