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| Perfect Files |
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Flat File with Handle |
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Half round File with Handle |
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Round File with Handle |
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COMBI-CUT® Flat File with Handle |
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Mill File with Handle |
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| Half Round Files |
These files are used for filing out concave surfaces and crevices, and for rounding out holes. The spiral cut enables them to remove metal rapidly and leaves a smooth finish. |
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| Square Files |
Handy for use on slots, keyways, rectangular as well as square holes and for surface work, this file has four equal sides. Double cut, it tapers toward the point. |
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| Needle Files |
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Round |
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Square |
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Three Square |
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Crochet |
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Knife |
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Half Round |
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Barrette |
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Marking |
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Crossing |
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Hand |
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Slitting |
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Round Edge, Joint |
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| Die Sinkers Riffler Files |
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Shape # 955 |
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Shape # 956 |
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Shape # 957 |
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Shape # 961 |
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Shape # 963 |
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Shape # 964 |
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Shape # 965 |
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Shape # 972 |
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Shape # 973 |
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Shape # 975 |
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Shape # 981 |
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Shape # 982 |
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| Long Angle Lathe File |
Designed for smooth finish lathe work on either hard or soft metals, this file has the teeth cut on a long angle. Both edges safe (uncut) to permit working next to a shoulder without injury to it. Also used for finish filing of aluminum. Files are single cut. |
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| Mill Files |
This type of file is suitable both as an engineering and a sharpening file. Useful for filing where a smooth finish is important. Two square edges. Single cut on sides and edges. All sizes slightly tapered in width. |
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| Rasps |
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Cabinet Rasps |
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Combined File and Rasps |
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Half Round Rasps |
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| Cabinet Wood Files |
Cabinet Wood Files are similar in shape to a Half Round File but have a larger radius on the curved side. Used by cabinetmakers and woodworkers, it is made in one cut only which is ideal for most cabinet woods. They taper toward the point. |
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