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Pferd 14006 Car Body Curved Tooth Cut 1 14 In tool storage
Stores a 14-inch curved-tooth car body file, Cut 1, in a dedicated holder
- Car body file with curved tooth pattern for contour shaping
- Cut 1 tooth spacing delivers smooth material removal on panels
- 14 inch length provides extended reach across bodywork
- PFERD brand trusted by professional metalworkers for durability
- New condition ensures full factory performance from first use
Car Body Curved Tooth File
The Pferd 14006 is a 14-inch car body file featuring a curved tooth pattern rated Cut 1. It is designed for shaping and smoothing panel surfaces in automotive bodywork. The tool is supplied new and ships directly from the manufacturer PFERD.
Suited For Panel Shaping
This file suits technicians and restorers who need a coarse Cut 1 profile for rapid material removal on curved panels. It is not intended for fine finishing passes that require a higher cut number or a different tooth geometry. Buyers needing a straight tooth pattern or a shorter file length should look at alternative options.
Capacity And Headroom
The 14-inch length provides generous stroke coverage for large panel areas such as doors, wings and bonnets. Cut 1 teeth remove stock quickly on steel and aluminium but will leave a surface that requires follow-up work with finer files or abrasives. The tool handles heavy shaping tasks but runs out of finesse for final paint preparation.
Highlights
- Car body file with curved tooth pattern for contour shaping
- Cut 1 tooth spacing delivers smooth material removal on panels
- 14 inch length provides extended reach across bodywork
- PFERD brand trusted by professional metalworkers for durability
- New condition ensures full factory performance from first use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What file handle or holder do I need to use the 14 in curved-tooth Cut 1 body file?
The file is designed for a standard 14 in file handle; choose a handle that accepts a tang of that length.
Will this Cut 1 file remove material faster than a Cut 2 file I already own?
Cut 1 has fewer teeth per inch than Cut 2, so it cuts more aggressively and leaves a rougher finish.
How can I check the file is cutting correctly after I mount it?
Run the file across a test panel; it should produce long, continuous shavings without chatter or skipping.
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