12 Inch Flat Double Cut Bastard File American Pattern For Rapid Material Removal And Smoothing Of Flat Surfaces Boxed Hand Tool Great For Metalworking And DIY Projects In The Shop Or On The Job
✔️ Single-file hand tool with double-cut faces for fast removal (12 in / 305 mm)
The 12-inch flat bastard file is a straight-hand tool used in metalworking and DIY work to smooth flat surfaces, deburr edges, and refine joints. The rectangular shape and tapered width let you reach into slots and tight spaces. It features double-cut teeth on both faces for fast material removal and single-cut teeth on the edges for finishing. The tang accepts an optional handle for a secure grip (sold separately).
✅ Rectangular, flat shape with tapered width for slot access
✅ Double-cut teeth on both faces for rapid material removal
✅ Single-cut teeth on both edges for finishing and deburring
✅ 12 inch length (304.8 mm) for metalworking and DIY projects
✅ Tang accepts optional handle for secure grip (sold separately)
💡 What is a hand file used for in metalworking and DIY projects? It’s a handy tool for shaping and smoothing flat surfaces, deburring and finishing edges.
- Shaping flat surfaces for straight, flat finishes
- Deburring and finishing edges for a clean look
- Rapid material removal on rough workpieces