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#6 Files, Rasps & Planers
Files are hand tools used for shaping and smoothing materials, primarily metal and wood. They consist of a hardened steel bar with a series of parallel, sharp-edged teeth cut into the surface.Rasps are similar to files but are designed specifically for shaping wood and other soft materials.Planers are tools used to flatten, reduce the thickness of, and smooth the surface of wood.
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| Alma Bolt | MI | Files, Rasps & Planers | 6 x 7/32 | f-r-06b 6 x 7/32 round bastard | american pattern files | 17 |
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| Endries | WI | Files, Rasps & Planers | 6 x 19/32 x 5/32 1/2 | 6x19/32x5/32 1/2rdsmooth cut machinist file | 5 |
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| METRO IND | OH | Files, Rasps & Planers | 6 | 6 flat smooth file | 4 |
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| METRO IND | OH | Files, Rasps & Planers | 6 | 6 flat bastard file | 2 |
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| METRO IND | OH | Files, Rasps & Planers | 6 | 6 knife bastard file | 2 |
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| YANKEE | NH | Files, Rasps & Planers | 6 | file-round bastard-6 | 23 |
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| YANKEE | NH | Files, Rasps & Planers | 6 | file-square second cut-6 | 1 |
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| OneMonroe | NC | Files, Rasps & Planers | 6 | 6 2nd cut flat file | 6 |
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| OneMonroe | NC | Files, Rasps & Planers | 6 | 6 assorted file set | 1 |
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| TownCountry | AR | Files, Rasps & Planers | 6 | round bastard file kbc #4-020-01 | 6 |
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| NutsBolts | NE | Files, Rasps & Planers | Plastic | Plain | 6 | ph6 plastic file handle | 22 |
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| Endries | WI | Files, Rasps & Planers | c-n#183-03467 6 flat bastard file | 1 |
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| Endries | WI | Files, Rasps & Planers | 6 | 6 smooth mill file | 4 |
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| Alma Bolt | MI | Files, Rasps & Planers | 6 | 6 mill/smooth | american pattern files | 3 |
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