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Nicholson Knife File Sweet 200mm

Nicholson Knife File Sweet 200mm

Name: Nicholson Knife File Sweet 200mm
Price: 20.95 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 8.2 (1818 reviews)

8,0/10 (1 reviews)

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Description

Item number : 06961N
Barcode : 0037103241719
Brand : NICHOLSON
Net weight (kg) : 0

With the Nicholson Knife File Sweet 200mm you have a professional tool for working on metal, plastic and wood. The knife file has a unique triangular shape, making it easy to file corners and edges.

The Nicholson Knife File Sweet 200mm is made of high-quality steel and has a sweet edge. This means that the knife file is suitable for improving rough surfaces and for filing into the smallest corners.

With a length of 200 mm and a weight of 1134 grams, the Nicholson Knife File Sweet 200mm fits well in the hand. This ensures a comfortable working position and makes it possible to work accurately.

Specifications:

- Barcode: 0037103241719
- Brand: NICHOLSON
- Net weight (kg): 0

Make your work a success with the Nicholson Knife File Sweet 200mm. Order now and benefit from our fast delivery and competitive prices.

Product features:

- High-quality steel
- Sweet cut
- Triangular shape
- Length: 200mm
- Weight: 1134 grams

Our advantages:

- Fast delivery
- Sharp prices
- High quality
- Outstanding service

Article number: 12604-E

"I am rather impressed with the sharpness of this file. It cuts very well on hard"

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I am rather impressed with the sharpness of this file. It cuts very well on hard stainless steel, and leaves no heavy scratches. The narrow side is not quite as narrow as I needed, however. Don't count on being able to sharpen to the very bottom of triangular teeth on a fine-tooth hand saw; it is still about 1/16th inch thick at the narrowest side. Really, I should have purchased a feather file for what I was attempting. Nonetheless, this is a well made file, albeit somewhat pricey.