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Fade Cut: A cut used by an offensive player coming off a screen when the defender is is a sagging position.

Flycutter: A single-point cutter mounted on a bar in a flycutter holder or a flycutter arborused for special applications for which a milling cutter is not available.

Fish-Hook Cut: A change-of-direction cut that takes the shape of a fish hook and is used as a pressure release.

Fade Out-Fade In: A special effect often used for scene-to-scene transition. In a fade out the image darkens until the screen is black. In a fade in, the image starts out black and then gradually becomes visible.

Formed Cutters: Milling cutters, which will produce shaped surfaces with a single cut are so designed that they may be sharpened without changing their outline or shape.

Fader: Rather like the right to left balance control, however the fader moves the sonic position between the front and back speakers.

Free Cutting Steel: Bar stock containing a high percentage of sulfur making it very easy to machine.

Inside Cut: When the offensive player passes the ball to a teammate and cuts to the basket looking for a return pass.

Inventory Cutoff: The determination of which items should be included in the year-end inventory balance.

Inserted-Tooth Cutter: A milling cutter designed with replaceable cutting tooth inserts to save the expense of a new cutter whenever the teeth become damaged or worn. Generally, they are made 6 inches or more in diameter.