Simonds
Simonds 84242500 Narrow Pillar File No 0/Dbl 6inL tool storage
A precision Swiss-pattern pillar file for smoothing aluminum, brass, bronze, steel and tin with a safe-edge, double-cut face
- Precision file for aluminum, brass, bronze, steel and tin
- Swiss-pattern pillar profile with double-cut faces and safe edges
- Smooth-cut coarseness leaves a clean finish on metal
- Rigid 6 in file body tapers in thickness for controlled strokes
- Four cut edges and natural finish ready for workshop use
Precision Swiss-Pattern Pillar File
The Simonds 84242500 is a 6in double-cut precision file designed for smoothing aluminium, brass, bronze, steel and tin. Its rigid pillar profile and safe edges suit bench work where controlled material removal matters. The natural-finish body comes boxed and ready for workshop storage.
Before Ordering Check Compatibility
Verify that a 6in Swiss-pattern file with a 1/4in width and 9/64in thickness fits the detail scale of your intended tasks. Confirm the double-cut smooth finish matches the surface quality you need on non-ferrous and ferrous metals. Ensure your workflow does not require insulated handles or a different coarseness grade.
Rigid Build and Safe-Edge Handling
The rigid construction resists flex during push strokes, while safe edges protect adjacent surfaces when filing into corners or slots. A natural finish reduces glare without coating buildup. The supplied box keeps the cutting faces protected between uses in a tool chest or drawer.
Highlights
- Precision file for aluminum, brass, bronze, steel and tin
- Swiss-pattern pillar profile with double-cut faces and safe edges
- Smooth-cut coarseness leaves a clean finish on metal
- Rigid 6 in file body tapers in thickness for controlled strokes
- Four cut edges and natural finish ready for workshop use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the box include a handle or just the file blank?
The file ships in a box with a 6 in handle already fitted, so no separate handle purchase is needed.
Which finish number should I choose for the smoothest cut on brass?
Finish number 0 is the smoothest cut available in this double-cut Swiss pattern file.
What does the 6 in length mean when I am filing inside a narrow slot?
The 6 in file length without tang gives you that much working surface before the handle starts, useful for reaching into tight spaces.
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