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Simonds 73276000 12in Double-Cut Aluminum File tool storage
A 12-inch double-cut machinist file with 15, 24, and 41 teeth per inch for smooth aluminum finishing
- Smooth cutting on aluminium with 15 24 41 teeth per inch
- Double-cut faces and single-cut edges for efficient material removal
- 12 inch rigid rectangular profile reaches into wide slots
- Natural finish resists corrosion during storage and use
- Packaged in a protective box for workshop organisation
12-inch Double-Cut Aluminum File
The Simonds 73276000 is a 12-inch American pattern machinist's file designed for smoothing aluminum surfaces. Its rectangular profile and double-cut face with single-cut edges provide controlled material removal for fitting and finishing tasks.
Boxed for Protection and Organization
The file ships in a box that protects the 15, 24, and 41 teeth-per-inch cutting surfaces from damage during transport. This packaging also allows the tool to be stored neatly in a toolbox or drawer without snagging other equipment.
12-Inch Length Determines Reach and Control
The 12-inch body length sets the stroke distance and leverage available for each filing pass. Shorter files offer more precision in tight areas, while longer files cover larger flat surfaces faster.
Highlights
- Smooth cutting on aluminium with 15 24 41 teeth per inch
- Double-cut faces and single-cut edges for efficient material removal
- 12 inch rigid rectangular profile reaches into wide slots
- Natural finish resists corrosion during storage and use
- Packaged in a protective box for workshop organisation
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 12 in double-cut file need replacement once the 15, 24 and 41 teeth-per-inch surfaces wear down?
The file is rigid with a natural finish; when the double-cut faces and single-cut edges dull from aluminum work, the tool is replaced rather than resharpened.
What limits continuous use on aluminum — clogging of the double-cut teeth or handle fatigue?
The 15, 24 and 41 TPI double-cut faces load with soft aluminum first, reducing cutting action before the rigid 7/32 in thick body or tang shows stress.
Does the 12 in file generate noticeable heat or vibration during all-day hand filing?
Hand filing produces only modest frictional warmth at the 1 3/16 in wide faces; no powered vibration or electrical draw is involved.
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