Use: Favored for use in factories, machine shops, and garages because of its ability to work on iron, steel etc... and quick removal of stock from plain surfaces.

Use: For work on high alloy tool steels. The safe (uncut) edge permits filing one surface without damaging an adjoining one

Use: The half round side (front) makes this file ideal for getting into rounded holes, concave corners, crevices, etc. Also can be used on flat surfaces.

Use: Designed for enlarging circular holes, moldings, concave surfaces, and rounded grooves,

Use: For cleaning out corners, filing angles, taps and cutters. Also used on flat surfaces.

Use: For filing grooves, square holes, inside corners, and for finishing cutting tools. Larger sizes frequently preferred to correspond with Flat Files because of heavier sections and four filing surfaces.

Use: Widely used by locksmiths for filing the wards in locks and keys. Also used in narrow spaces where other files will not fit

Use: Primarily used by tool and die makers dealing with acute angles.

Use: Designed specifically for use on aluminum and other soft metals.

Use: Same as Flat Aluminum.

Use: Has many purposes such as sharpening hoes, lawn mower blades, sharpening metals, and smoothing plastics.

Use: Manufactured especially for the plastics industry. Special designed teeth and gullets for faster, easier and longer cutting. Will not clog as fast as an ordinary Mill File.

Use: Special designed chip breakers permit extra fast stock removal while still giving a smooth finish.

Use: Designed for all metals to achieve a smooth finish.

Use: For dressing distributor points and for cleaning contact points of spark plugs, magnetos, switches, etc.