Files

The Crescent Nicholson American pattern, taper files without handles are perfect for filing gullets between saw teeth. The triangular shape makes accessing tight internal angles and squaring corners a breeze and the single-cut construction effortlessly smooths the edges of sheet metal. The slight taper in width towards the file’s point creates ease of access in slots. Selecting the right file when filing handsaws supports long-lasting performance.

The Crescent Nicholson American pattern, round single-cut bastard files features a circular design with teeth all the way around. These files can be used to file circular openings or concave surfaces. The single-cut construction provides light removal of material and slightly smoother edges. The slight taper in width towards the file’s point creates ease of access in slots. Crafted from metal, the file’s construction offers strength and durability.

The Crescent 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.