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6" Triangular Single Cut Slim Taper File - Boxed

14224MNB

The Crescent Nicholson American pattern regular taper file is made for filing handsaws. Triangular shape for filing gullets between saw teeth. Features a single cut for a smooth and sharp finish.

Features
- American pattern taper file
- Expertly made to effectively file saws with 60° angle teeth
- Triangular shape makes accessing tight internal angles and squaring corners easy
- The single cut construction is ideal for sharpening tools, finish filing, and draw filing
- Edges set and cut for filing gullets between saw teeth
- Tapers slightly towards the point
- Select the right file when filing handsaws for long-lasting performance
Specifications
- Weight (Catalog) : 0.09 lb
- Warranty : 1 Year
- Overall Length : 7.75 in
- Overall Width : 0.33 in
- Overall Height : 0.29 in
- UPC : 037103431233
- Prop 65 : WARNING: This product contains or produces a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
- Material : Steel
- File/Rasp Shape : Triangular
- File/Rasp Length : 6 in
- File Cut : Single
- Handled : No
- Style : Slim
- Packaging : Boxed
Frequently Asked Questions

What does “single cut” mean on this file?

A “single cut” file has one set of parallel teeth running across its surface. This design produces a smoother finish and is best suited for fine sharpening tasks.

What is the Crescent Nicholson taper file used for?

The Crescent Nicholson American Pattern Regular Taper File is specifically designed for sharpening handsaws.

What's the benefit of a triangular shape?

The triangular shape makes accessing tight internal angles and squaring corners easy.
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