Simonds
Simonds 83540100 Rnd Handle Needle File No 2 6-1/4inL tool storage
Swiss-pattern needle file with triangular profile and smooth single-cut edges for detail work on aluminium, brass, bronze, steel and tin
- Smooth-cut precision for fine detail work on metals
- Triangular profile with three cutting edges shapes tight corners
- Safe edges protect adjacent surfaces while filing
- Integrated round handle gives secure grip without extra tools
- Rigid 6-1/4in needle file holds form under pressure
Swiss Pattern Needle File
The Simonds 83540100 is a Swiss pattern needle file with a triangular profile and single-cut faces. It measures 6 1/4 inches in length without the tang and includes a round handle for controlled detail work on metal surfaces.
For precision metal finishing
This file suits jewellers, model makers and toolmakers who need smooth cuts on aluminium, brass, bronze, steel or tin. It is not intended for heavy stock removal or for workers who require a double-cut or coarse bastard file for rapid material removal.
Consistent performance under pressure
The rigid triangular body maintains its shape during sustained filing, while the safe edges protect adjacent surfaces. The smooth single-cut pattern delivers a uniform finish without clogging during extended use on the listed metals.
Highlights
- Smooth-cut precision for fine detail work on metals
- Triangular profile with three cutting edges shapes tight corners
- Safe edges protect adjacent surfaces while filing
- Integrated round handle gives secure grip without extra tools
- Rigid 6-1/4in needle file holds form under pressure
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What handle type does the Simonds 83540100 needle file include for immediate use?
The file comes with a round handle already fitted, so no separate handle purchase is required before starting detail work.
Can the single-cut triangular profile work on the aluminium, brass and steel pieces already in my workshop?
Yes, the smooth-cut single-cut design is suited for aluminium, brass, bronze, steel and tin, covering the common metals you likely keep on hand.
How do I confirm the file is cutting correctly once I begin a job?
A properly working file produces fine, consistent shavings without clogging and leaves a smooth surface on the workpiece.
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