Files & Rasps

"The Crescent Nicholson round knurl-cut chainsaw file with an American pattern. For ideal results, place file against beveled cutting surface of the teeth 20° to 45° with saw and file from the inside to the outside of cutter. Sharpen all left-hand cutters on one side of the chain and move to the other side and file all the right-hand cutters. The height between cutting teeth and depth gauge is between .020"" to .030"" check the depth gauge height every 2 or 3 sharpening's. Tighten the tension on chain to firmly support cutters when filing."

The Crescent Nicholson American pattern regular taper file is made for filing handsaws. Triangular shape for filing gullets between saw teeth. Features a single cut for a smooth and sharp 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.

STANLEY 10 in. surform round file is ideal for pipe installations in MDF, chipboard, drywall or laminates

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 one side and flat on the other, so you can round out holes with ease.