Westward
Westward 39CE65 Hand File Bastard Square 3-3/4 in L tool storage
A square hand file with a bastard double-cut profile and rigid body for general shaping tasks
- Bastard-cut double-cut teeth remove material quickly
- Rigid rectangular profile holds shape under pressure
- Single-cut edges refine surfaces cleanly
- 40 teeth per inch give a smooth finish
- 3-3/4 inch handle provides secure grip
Westward 39CE65 Hand File Overview
The Westward 39CE65 is a new American pattern hand file with a bastard cut and rectangular profile. It features double-cut faces and single-cut edges across four cutting surfaces. The rigid tool has no taper and provides 40 teeth per inch for general material removal tasks.
California Proposition 65 Compliance Check
This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Verify that your workplace safety procedures address Proposition 65 requirements before ordering. The item ships directly from the supplier with no additional restrictions listed for other states.
Natural Finish and Handle Design
The file body has a natural finish without coating, and the handle measures 3 3/4 inches in length. The rigid construction and rectangular shape suit controlled hand filing applications. Four cut edges allow multiple working angles before the tool requires cleaning or replacement.
Highlights
- Bastard-cut double-cut teeth remove material quickly
- Rigid rectangular profile holds shape under pressure
- Single-cut edges refine surfaces cleanly
- 40 teeth per inch give a smooth finish
- 3-3/4 inch handle provides secure grip
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the Westward 39CE65 hand file come with a handle or must one be purchased separately?
The file includes a 3 3/4 in handle and has a natural-finish body, so no separate handle is required.
How do I choose between bastard cut and other coarseness grades for this square file?
Bastard cut provides 40 teeth per inch on four double-cut faces, suited for rapid stock removal on metal.
What does the 40 teeth-per-inch figure mean when I use the file on steel?
It gives a coarse, aggressive bite that removes material quickly while leaving a rough surface for later finishing.
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