Nicholson® - Knife American Pattern Bastard File with Safe Back

Knife American Pattern Bastard File with Safe Back by Nicholson®. The Nicholson knife-shaped files have double-cut sides with smooth coarseness for a finer finish, then single-cut teeth down the sharp side for clearing corners or acute angles. The safe back design protects the user and the object you're filing, making this a perfect tool for tool and die makers who can utilize the triangular shape.

Specifications

Features

• American pattern knife-shaped file with smooth-cut coarseness
• Used primarily by tool and diemakers who need to file acute angles
• Triangular shape is perfect for trades work and filing interior angles
• Double-cut on sides for faster material removal, and single-cut on the sharp edge
• All Crescent Nicholson knife-shape files are supplied with safe backs
• Will operate at its full efficiency for years ahead
• Practical, efficient tools to get your job done right
• Designed by professionals for professionals and DIYers alike

In 1864, William Thomas Nicholson invented a machine that could consistently produce high-quality files and subsequently launched the Nicholson® File Company. In doing so, he revolutionized the file manufacturing industry. In an era when hand-made files were preferred, Nicholson proved his company’s machine-cut files were not only more affordable, but offered more consistent quality than hand-made tools. Through the decades that followed, Nicholson File Company continued to prosper by refusing to compromise the superior quality of its products. Maintaining this commitment, Nicholson was able to adapt and expand its capacity to make products that served an infinite variety of demands, and by 1893 the Nicholson exhibit at the World’s Fair in Chicago featured more than 3000 unique styles of Nicholson files and rasps. By the 1950s, Nicholson dominated the file market worldwide. More than 150 years after its founding, the brand remains at the forefront. The unwavering dedication to quality and constant attention to detail instilled by William Thomas Nicholson, embodied in the famous slogan “Twelve perfect files in every dozen,” is still evident in every product sold.