American pattern round chainsaw file with round shape, smooth cut, straight tang.

Item #: 01630

American pattern taper file, extra slim.
Made for filing saws with 60° angle teeth.
Triangular shape.
Single cut.
Edges set and cut for filing gullets between saw teeth.
Tapers slightly towards the point.
In filing handsaws, it is important to select the right file.

Item #: 14729N

American pattern flat file, bastard cut.
Used by machinists, machinery builders, ship and engine builders.
Also by blacksmiths, repairman and others who require rapid removal of metal.
Rectangular in cross section and taper slightly towards point in width.
Double cut on sides, single cut on edges.

Item #: 03863

American pattern flat chainsaw file.
Used for cutter-raker type (2 round edges) chain saw.
Rectangular shape.

Item #: 02215

This is an excellent file for knifemaking because it leaves such a fine finish quickly!
American pattern flat Magicut file.
Used by machinists as all-purpose file to remove stock rapidly.
Leaves a smooth finish.
Rectangular shape, tapered point in width.
File features a pattern of narrow chip breakers.
Created by steep, angled serrations for rapid removal, smoother finish.

Item #: 07894

This is an excellent file for knifemaking because it leaves such a fine finish quickly!
American pattern flat Magicut file.
Used by machinists as all-purpose file to remove stock rapidly.
Leaves a smooth finish.
Rectangular shape, tapered point in width.
File features a pattern of narrow chip breakers.
Created by steep, angled serrations for rapid removal, smoother finish.

Item #: 07917

Features an American half round pattern, bastard cut which is perfect for use on concave, convex and flat surfaces. It is rounded on 1 side and flat on the opposite side. Back and flat sides are single cut.

Item #: 05190

American pattern mill file, bastard cut.
Used for sharpening mill or circular saws.
Also for draw-filing and finishing metals.
Rectangular shape.
Single cut on sides and edges.
2 square edges.
Tapers slightly in width.

Item #: 08354

American pattern round chainsaw file.
Round shape, smooth cut.
Tighten tension on chain to firmly support cutters when filing.
File from inside to outside of cutter.
Place file against bevelled cutting surface of teeth 20° to 45° with saw.
Follow saw manufacturers' specifications.
Sharpen all left hand cutters on one side of chain.
Then move to the other side and file all the right hand cutters.
Check depth gauge height every 2 or 3 sharpenings.
Height between cutting teeth and depth gauge is between .020" to .030".

Item #: 01888

American pattern warding file, bastard cut.
Used primarily by locksmiths in repairing & filing ward notches in keys.
Thin rectangular shape.
Double cut on sides, single cut on edges.
Also suited for use in narrow spaces where other files will not fit.

Item #: 16507