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Hand File Set

Hand File Set

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₹2,999

9-piece- American- example hand record set with ergonomic handles incorporates a grouping of document profiles, cuts, and lengths for forming, honing, and uprooting material in both home and expert applications. The set incorporates a 6″/150 mm twofold additional thin decrease, 6″/150 mm thin decrease, 8″/200 mm half-cycle, 8″/200 mm level, 10″/250 mm half-cycle, 10″/250 mm level, 10″/250 mm cycle, 10″/250 mm factory, and 12″/250 mm plant record.
Weight: 0.6 Kg

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Using a hand file effectively involves several key steps to ensure you achieve the desired finish and accuracy. Here’s a basic guide:

Choosing the Right File

  1. Type: Files come in various shapes (flat, round, half-round, etc.) and types (bastard, second cut, smooth). Choose based on the material and the level of precision needed.
  2. Size: Select a file size appropriate for the workpiece. Larger files remove material faster but are less precise.

Techniques

  1. Secure the Workpiece: Ensure your workpiece is firmly clamped or secured to prevent movement during filing.
  2. File Stroke:
    • Forward Stroke: Push the file forward with consistent pressure. This is when the cutting teeth of the file engage with the material.
    • Return Stroke: Lift the file off the workpiece and return to the start position with minimal contact. This prevents unnecessary wear on the file and material.
  3. Pressure: Apply moderate, even pressure during the forward stroke. Too much pressure can clog the file or lead to uneven results.
  4. Angle: Maintain a consistent angle to achieve an even surface. For flat files, this usually means keeping the file parallel to the surface being worked on.
  5. Movement: For best results, use long, continuous strokes rather than short, choppy ones.

Maintenance

  1. Cleaning: Regularly clean the file with a file card or wire brush to remove filings that can clog the teeth.
  2. Storage: Store files in a dry place to avoid rust. Using a file holder or protective cover can help prevent damage.

Safety

  1. Protective Gear: Wear safety glasses to protect your eyes from metal shavings.
  2. File Handling: Handle files by their handles and avoid using damaged files.

By following these guidelines, you can make the most out of your hand file and achieve clean, precise results in your work.

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