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Metalworking (rec.crafts.metalworking) Discuss various aspects of working with metal, such as machining, welding, metal joining, screwing, casting, hardening/tempering, blacksmithing/forging, spinning and hammer work, sheet metal work. |
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Need help ID-ing/obtainign this hand file
BOught it used, a while back @ flea market here @ Giants Stadium.
Use it quite extensively and like it a lot, but was never able to buy/locate another one like this - McMaster or MSC. The file is 4" long, .050 thick, .451 wide (probably .5 was the goal). It says, by the root of the file: SWISS 2 and below number 2 it has "star, cross, star" pattern. Clearly it is Swiss pattern number 2, single cut pattern, on all 4 sides. It is rectangular all the way - does not taper off to a point. No name of manufacturer on it, but right before "SWISS" it has 2 letters that read like "AN", but I am not as letters are worn off a bit. Do you know where can I get me another one like this ? I have 20+ files, 90% Nicholson, American & Swiss patterns, that I work with (making accordion reeds and reed plates, dies for a press etc), and this one is really a godsend for some work. No other file I have, including needle variety, cuts it (NPI . |
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See http://www.grobetusa.com/ProductDesc...equalling.html
and look at bottom of page "equalling-special thickness" Randy "rashid111" wrote in message oups.com... BOught it used, a while back @ flea market here @ Giants Stadium. Use it quite extensively and like it a lot, but was never able to buy/locate another one like this - McMaster or MSC. The file is 4" long, .050 thick, .451 wide (probably .5 was the goal). It says, by the root of the file: SWISS 2 and below number 2 it has "star, cross, star" pattern. Clearly it is Swiss pattern number 2, single cut pattern, on all 4 sides. It is rectangular all the way - does not taper off to a point. No name of manufacturer on it, but right before "SWISS" it has 2 letters that read like "AN", but I am not as letters are worn off a bit. Do you know where can I get me another one like this ? I have 20+ files, 90% Nicholson, American & Swiss patterns, that I work with (making accordion reeds and reed plates, dies for a press etc), and this one is really a godsend for some work. No other file I have, including needle variety, cuts it (NPI . |
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randy -
thanks a lot !!! Looks like exactly what I am looking for ... with a side bonus of their location being just minutes from me house. |
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