Simonds
Simonds 73499500 Knife File 4 in Smooth Double Cut
A 4-inch knife file with smooth double-cut teeth for shaping aluminum, brass, bronze, steel and tin
- Smooth double-cut finish removes material cleanly on aluminium, brass, bronze, steel and tin
- Tapered knife profile reaches tight slots and corners with precision
- Rigid 4-inch body keeps teeth aligned for consistent strokes
- 74 to 95 teeth per inch deliver fine surface control
- Natural finish resists corrosion without added coating
Simonds 4 in Knife File
The Simonds 73499500 is a 4 in American pattern knife file with a smooth double cut on the face and a single cut on the edge. It is made for shaping and finishing aluminum, brass, bronze, steel and tin in workshops and garages.
Sustained filing performance
The rigid rectangular profile tapers toward the point and holds its 74, 76, 92 or 95 teeth per inch during extended use. The natural finish resists loading so the smooth cut keeps producing a fine surface without frequent cleaning.
Practical limits of the hand file format
Three cut edges and a 5/64 in thickness restrict the file to work that fits its width and reach. It cannot replace powered abrasives for heavy stock removal or access tight internal corners that a knife profile cannot enter.
Highlights
- Smooth double-cut finish removes material cleanly on aluminium, brass, bronze, steel and tin
- Tapered knife profile reaches tight slots and corners with precision
- Rigid 4-inch body keeps teeth aligned for consistent strokes
- 74 to 95 teeth per inch deliver fine surface control
- Natural finish resists corrosion without added coating
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 74–95 teeth-per-inch double-cut pattern on the 73499500 file generate noticeable heat during extended use on steel?
The smooth double-cut teeth at 74–95 TPI remove material cleanly with light pressure, so heat build-up stays minimal even during long sessions on steel.
What handle must I supply to use the 73499500 knife file safely?
The file ships without a handle; you need a standard tang-fitting file handle that accepts a 4 in blade.
Will the 5/64 in thick, 7/16 in wide tapered blade of the 73499500 fit the same tool roll slots as my older 4 in mill files?
Its rectangular profile and taper toward the point match traditional 4 in American-pattern dimensions, so it slides into the same slots.
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