The Crescent Nicholson flat double cut bastard files with an American pattern are ideal for machinists, machinery builders, ship and engine builders. The files can be used effectively by repairmen and others who require rapid removal of metal. The rectangular cross section allows you to smooth and sharpen straight surfaces, while slight taper in width towards the file's point creates ease of access in slots.

Features

• American pattern files available in bastard, second, and smooth cut in a variety of the most common lengths
• Ideal for machinists, machinery builders, ship and engine builders
• Can be used effectively by repairmen and others who require rapid removal of metal
• Rectangular cross section allows you to smooth and sharpen straight surfaces, while slight taper in width towards the file's point creates ease of access in slots
• Double-cut on the sides for rough filing and single-cut on the edges for a smooth finish
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The Crescent Nicholson flat double cut bastard files with an American pattern are ideal for machinists, machinery builders, ship and engine builders. The files can be used effectively by repairmen and others who require rapid removal of metal. The rectangular cross section allows you to smooth and sharpen straight surfaces, while slight taper in width towards the file's point creates ease of access in slots.

FEATURES:

• Rectangular shape for smoothing and shaping straight surfaces, with tapered width to ease access in slots
• American pattern file for non-precision material removal
• Double-cut teeth on both sides for rapid removal of material
• Single-cut teeth on both edges for finishing, sharpening, and deburring
• Flat files, which are of rectangular cross section and have double cut teeth
• Used wherever metal must be removed rapidly and finish is of secondary importance
• Flat files are slightly tapered toward the points in both width and thickness and are cut on both sides
• American pattern
• Flat files are used for rapid material removal and general purpose applications.
• Second cut files have a medium coarseness.
• They are used for intermediate smoothing and finishing work.

• Double cut files consist of two sets of teeth crisscrossing each other at opposite angles. They are used for heavy stock removal.

The Crescent Nicholson flat double cut bastard files with an American pattern are ideal for machinists, machinery builders, ship and engine builders. The files can be used effectively by repairmen and others who require rapid removal of metal. The rectangular cross section allows you to smooth and sharpen straight surfaces, while slight taper in width towards the file's point creates ease of access in slots.

Features

• Rectangular shape for smoothing and shaping straight surfaces, with tapered width to ease access in slots
• American pattern file for non-precision material removal
• Double-cut teeth on both sides for rapid removal of material
• Single-cut teeth on both edges for finishing, sharpening, and deburring

The Crescent Nicholson flat double cut bastard files with an American pattern are ideal for machinists, machinery builders, ship and engine builders. The files can be used effectively by repairmen and others who require rapid removal of metal. The rectangular cross section allows you to smooth and sharpen straight surfaces, while slight taper in width towards the file's point creates ease of access in slots.

FEATURES:

• Rectangular shape for smoothing and shaping straight surfaces, with tapered width to ease access in slots
• American pattern file for non-precision material removal
• Double-cut teeth on both sides for rapid removal of material
• Single-cut teeth on both edges for finishing, sharpening, and deburring
• Flat files, which are of rectangular cross section and have double cut teeth
• Used wherever metal must be removed rapidly and finish is of secondary importance
• Flat files are slightly tapered toward the points in both width and thickness and are cut on both sides
• American pattern
• Flat files are used for rapid material removal and general purpose applications.
• Smooth cut files are finer files and have the most teeth per inch. They are used for detailing and fine finishing work.
• Double cut files consist of two sets of teeth crisscrossing each other at opposite angles. They are used for heavy stock removal.

SPECS:

The Crescent Nicholson flat double cut bastard files with an American pattern are ideal for machinists, machinery builders, ship and engine builders. The files can be used effectively by repairmen and others who require rapid removal of metal. The rectangular cross section allows you to smooth and sharpen straight surfaces, while slight taper in width towards the file's point creates ease of access in slots.

Features

• American pattern files available in bastard, second, and smooth cut in a variety of the most common lengths
• Ideal for machinists, machinery builders, ship and engine builders
• Can be used effectively by repairmen and others who require rapid removal of metal
• Rectangular cross section allows you to smooth and sharpen straight surfaces, while slight taper in width towards the file's point creates ease of access in slots
• Double-cut on the sides for rough filing and single-cut on the edges for a smooth finish

The Crescent Nicholson flat double cut bastard files with an American pattern are ideal for machinists, machinery builders, ship and engine builders. The files can be used effectively by repairmen and others who require rapid removal of metal. The rectangular cross section allows you to smooth and sharpen straight surfaces, while slight taper in width towards the file's point creates ease of access in slots.

• Rectangular in cross section & tapers slightly towards point in width.
• Double-cut on sides, single-cut on edges.
• Carbon Steel.
• American pattern flat file, second cut
• 36 teeth per inch 

The Crescent Nicholson half-round double-cut bastard files are ideal for materials containing iron, mild steel, plastics, and wood. The coarse grade is perfect for use on concave, convex, and flat surfaces. The two-sided files are rounded on 1 side and flat on the other, so you can round out holes with ease. Half-round bastard files are double-cut on the rounded sides, allowing you to quickly remove material from the work piece.

The Crescent Nicholson half-round double-cut bastard files are ideal for materials containing iron, mild steel, plastics, and wood. The coarse grade is perfect for use on concave, convex, and flat surfaces. The two-sided files are rounded on 1 side and flat on the other, so you can round out holes with ease. Half-round bastard files are double-cut on the rounded sides, allowing you to quickly remove material from the work piece.

• Flat sides of all half-round files are double-cut
• Pipeliner file is single-cut on back and flat sides
   
  Features:
  • American pattern files available in bastard, second, and smooth cut in a variety of the most common lengths
  • Perfect for use on concave, convex, and flat surfaces
  • Two-sided file is rounded on 1 side and flat on the other, so you can round out holes with ease
  • Rounded sides of pipeliner files are single-cut, allowing you to quickly remove material from the work piece
  • Pipeliner file is single-cut on both sides

The Crescent Nicholson half-round double-cut bastard files are ideal for materials containing iron, mild steel, plastics, and wood. The coarse grade is perfect for use on concave, convex, and flat surfaces. The two-sided files are rounded on 1 side and flat on the other, so you can round out holes with ease. Half-round bastard files are double-cut on the rounded sides, allowing you to quickly remove material from the work piece.

FEATURES:

• American pattern half round file, bastard cut
• American pattern files available in bastard, second, and smooth cut in a variety of the most common lengths
• Perfect for use on concave, convex, and flat surfaces
• Two-sided file is rounded on 1 side and flat on the other, so you can round out holes with ease
• Rounded sides of pipeliner files are single-cut, allowing you to quickly remove material from the work piece
• Pipeliner file is single-cut on both sides
• Rounded on 1 side, flat on opposite
• Flat sides of all half-round files are double cut
• Used on concave, convex and flat surfaces

SPECS:

• Overall Length : 7.94 in
• Packaging : Boxed
• Weight (Catalog) : 0.55 lb
• File Cut : Bastard
• File/Rasp Length : 10 in
• Overall Height : 0.153 in
• UPC : 037103218803
• Overall Width : 0.595 in
• Material : Steel

The Crescent Nicholson half-round double-cut bastard files are ideal for materials containing iron, mild steel, plastics, and wood. The coarse grade is perfect for use on concave, convex, and flat surfaces. The two-sided files are rounded on 1 side and flat on the other, so you can round out holes with ease. Half-round bastard files are double-cut on the rounded sides, allowing you to quickly remove material from the work piece.

The Crescent Nicholson flat double cut bastard files with an American pattern are ideal for machinists, machinery builders, ship and engine builders. The files can be used effectively by repairmen and others who require rapid removal of metal. The rectangular cross section allows you to smooth and sharpen straight surfaces, while slight taper in width towards the file's point creates ease of access in slots.

Features

• American pattern files available in bastard, second, and smooth cut in a variety of the most common lengths
• Ideal for machinists, machinery builders, ship and engine builders
• Can be used effectively by repairmen and others who require rapid removal of metal
• Rectangular cross section allows you to smooth and sharpen straight surfaces, while slight taper in width towards the file's point creates ease of access in slots
• Double-cut on the sides for rough filing and single-cut on the edges for a smooth finish

The Crescent Nicholson single-cut bastard mill files sharpen mill or circular saws and are ideal for draw filing and finishing metals. The rectangular shape lets you smooth and sharpen straight surfaces. 2 square edges allow you to make grooves fixed at the same width as the file, and all sizes taper slightly in width to improve access in slots.