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Simonds 73432500 Square File 10in Second Cut Double-Cut
Square machinist file with double-cut faces and safe edges for aluminium, brass, bronze, steel and tin
- Second-cut teeth remove material smoothly on steel and aluminium
- Double-cut pattern on four faces speeds up shaping tasks
- 10 in length gives reach for larger workpieces
- Wavy-tooth design reduces clogging during use
- Safe edges protect adjacent surfaces from damage
Square File 10 in Second Cut Double-Cut
The Simonds 73432500 is a 10 inch American pattern machinist file with a square profile and double-cut faces. It is designed for shaping and finishing aluminium, brass, bronze, steel and tin in workshop and garage environments.
Rigid Natural Finish with Wavy Teeth
The file body has a natural finish and a rigid construction with wavy tooth geometry across four cutting edges. Safe edges and a taper towards the point allow controlled material removal without damaging adjacent surfaces during precision fitting tasks.
26 to 30 Teeth per Inch for Medium Stock Removal
The second cut coarseness delivers 26 to 30 teeth per inch, positioning this tool between bastard and smooth grades for efficient medium stock removal. Buyers needing aggressive roughing or fine finishing should select a different coarseness grade.
Highlights
- Second-cut teeth remove material smoothly on steel and aluminium
- Double-cut pattern on four faces speeds up shaping tasks
- 10 in length gives reach for larger workpieces
- Wavy-tooth design reduces clogging during use
- Safe edges protect adjacent surfaces from damage
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the second-cut double-cut pattern with 26 to 30 teeth per inch mean for material removal?
The second-cut double-cut pattern with 26 to 30 teeth per inch provides a balanced finish for shaping and smoothing aluminum, brass, bronze, steel and tin without aggressive stock removal.
What are the exact dimensions of the square profile on this 10-inch file?
The square profile measures 3/8 inch by 3/8 inch across the faces and tapers toward the point over the 10-inch length without tang.
How should the safe edges be oriented when filing a corner?
Keep the safe edges against the surfaces you want to protect so only the double-cut faces contact the workpiece, preventing unwanted marks on adjacent faces.
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