Description

FLAT FILE BASTARD

The “bastard” designation refers to the grade of coarseness which is in between a coarse file (known as a single-cut file) and a medium-coarse file (known as a second-cut file) and smooth according to the degree of material removal and finishing ability.

A flat file bastard is a type of metal file that is rectangular in shape with a flat surface and coarse teeth – ideal for rough finishing and creating desired shapes and profiles.

Made from high grade carbon steel this no-nonsense hard-working tool useful both with the vehicle mechanic and a wood working technician.

Useful in the vehicle repair and maintenance workshops where it has various applications like finishing on metal parts and achieving precise fits in assemblies.

A flat file bastard is used for quick removal of material and shaping of flat surfaces and is typically used on metals, hard plastics and woodworking. Also used to remove sharp edges, welding burrs ensuring safety and a tidy finish.

Comes with a PVC handle for comfortable grip for fatigue less working.