HARFINGTON Farmers Own Files 10 Inch High Carbon Steel Single Cut Flat Hand Rasp File for Deburring and Removing Material

HARFINGTON Farmers Own Files 10 Inch High Carbon Steel Single Cut Flat Hand Rasp File for Deburring and Removing Material

Size - File Teeth Length: 220mm / 8.66"; Blade Length: 254mm / 10", Blade Width: 25mm / 0.98", Total Length: 345mm / 13.6", Thickness: 4.3mm / 0.17", Hole Diameter: 8mm / 0.3". Material - Farmers' own files are made of high-carbon steel, which is strict quenching treatment to improve hardness and toughness, have excellent strength and durability, and enable the files to maintain their sharpness and cutting efficiency for a long time. Feature - Sharp blades provide precise, efficient cutting action, capable of handling tough materials and tough tasks without wearing out easily, making them suitable for processing a variety of materials, including woodworking applications. Application - The metal file is suitable for grinding, grinding and polishing various metal and non-metal materials, such as stainless steel, copper, iron, aluminum, plastic, etc., suitable for garage, factory, engineering, workshop and DIY use. Note - When filing, use a wire brush to remove chips from the cut teeth. Farmers' own files are made of high-carbon steel, which is strict quenching treatment to improve hardness and toughness, have excellent strength and durability, and enable the files to maintain their sharpness and cutting efficiency for a long time.
Sharp blades provide precise, efficient cutting action, capable of handling tough materials and tough tasks without wearing out easily, making them suitable for processing a variety of materials, including woodworking applications
The metal file is suitable for grinding, grinding and polishing various metal and non-metal materials, such as stainless steel, copper, iron, aluminum, plastic, etc., suitable for garage, factory, engineering, workshop and DIY use.
Notice: The file should not be used as a pry bar or hand hammer, and should not be dipped in lubricating oil or water to avoid slipping or rusting during filing. When filing, use a wire brush to remove chips from the cut teeth.