Bastard cut, American pattern flat file

Rectangular cross section allows you to smooth and sharpen straight surfaces, while slight taper in width towards the file's point creates ease of access in slots

Double-cut on the sides for rough filing and single-cut on the edges for a smooth finish

Used on concave, convex and flat surfaces

Rounded on 1 side, flat on opposite

Backs of all half-round bastard files are double-cut

Flat sides of all half-round files are double-cut

Used on Concave, Convex and Flat Surfaces

Rounded on 1 Side, Flat on Opposite

Single-cut on both sides

Used for sharpening mill or circular saws

Also for Draw-Filing and Finishing Metals

Rectangular shape

Single-cut on sides and edges

American pattern farrier's handy rasp, tanged

Rectangular shape

Single cut on edges

Comfortable cushion grip at point and handle

Rasp teeth on 1 side, file teeth on opposite

Metal Ferruled Wooden Handle

Made From Close Grain Hardwood with Wax Finish

Handles Have Strong Nickel-Plated Metal Ferrules

One side of the tool is a rasp

Opposite Side is Magicut file

Maximum Cutting Surface Design

Single Cut on Edges

Rectangular Shape

Rasp Cut is 6 Teeth Per Row