Sourcingmap Second Cut Grade High Carbon Hardened Steel Flat Mill File W Rubber Hand Grip Handle, 6-Inch

• LONG LASTING TEETH :Precision Milled, Tempered and Coated for Durable Cutting and Good Performance
• FEATURES: Second-cut Grade Is for Deburring, Shaping, and Sharpening. Double-cut Teeth Creates a Smooth Finish
• EXTRA STRONG TOOL: The Color Is a Natural Result from Higher Carbon Content and Tempering
• GOOD USES: Mill File Is a Versatile Machinist File for Working With Metal, Plastic, and Wood
• NONSLIP HANDLE: Better Control and Handling Both for Contoured and Ergonomic Handhold

1. High Carbon Steel Ensures Longevity and Strength. 2. Second-cut grade is great for deburring, shaping, and sharpening. 3. Double-cut teeth creates a smooth finish on interior contours and holes. 4. Precision Milled, Tempered and Coated Teeth provide durable cutting and good performance. 5. Large, comfortable handle gives you a sure grip for controlled strokes and pressure. 6. Mill File is a versatile machinist file for working with metal, plastic, and wood. suitable for garages, factories, engineering, workshop and DIY use. Specifications: Product Name: Mill File Material: High Carbon Steel, Plastic File Size: 150mm / 6 Inch File Grade: Second Cut; File Teeth: Double Cut Handle Size: 110mm / 4.3 Inch; Total Length: 265mm / 10.4 Inch Package Content: 1 x Mill File Weight: 145g; Color: Gray, Black, Orange Do not try to file hardened steel with a hardened steel file; you will quickly ruin the file. Also diamond-embedded files should not be used on soft materials, including many soft steels, as this will cause the diamonds to be torn out. Clean out any bits of file metal with a stiff wire brush. Chalk/oil/lard the file: rub a small amount of lard or oil into the teeth of the file to: 1. Make cutting easier from the loss of friction of metal on metal 2. Remove the chance of having pins to form and stick in the teeth 3. Keep the dust down and make cleanup so as to breath much easier 4. Rust protection on the piece and the file itself. Using Lard or Oil, do not forget that requires the surface to be clean.