Hi-Spec 17 Piece Carbon-Steel Hand & Needle File Tool Set. 4 Piece Large Flat, Half-Round, Round & Triangle & 12 Piece Fine Micro Needle Files for DIY Craftwork, Metal & Wood Work

SMOOTH FILING: For metal, wood, or plastic file tools, the Hi-Spec Carbon-Steel Hand & Needle File Tool Set includes the most reached for types and sizes for de-burring, trimming, smoothing and shaping. Use at home, the garage, or workshop for DIY work, hobbies, model projects, and craftwork. All stored in a big zipper case
4 FILES & A BRUSH: For quick material removal and general-purpose filing. Full-length 8in/200mm machinists files with 4.25 in/110mm handles. A flat file, a half-round file and triangle file, all with a double-cut tooth pattern, and a round file with a single-cut pattern. Coarseness is from bastard to second-cut and are cut with teeth along the filing edges. This 17 Piece set includes a large-handle stiff wire brush to clean out the teeth grooves for better filing
12 NEEDLE FILES: For fine detail and delicate work, these smaller files have shapes that include Square, Round, Flat, Joint, Slitting and Equalling with coarseness from smooth-cut to second-cut. 12 Piece 4.25 in/105mm needle files with 2in/50mm handles and a double cut pattern. NB. Some files intentionally have partially unmilled or smooth edges and surfaces for safe precision filing
STEELY-EYED HARDNESS: The files are made from heat-treated T12 and 82B Spring Steel High-Carbon steel alloys which have high wear resistance and hardness with low ductility. A light touch of machine oil is used to preserve their surface finish. The easy-grip handles are made from a tough PP thermoplastic with a non-slip TPR rubberised coating. The 4 large handles feature a hole for tool wall hanging
FILE PROTECTION: Protect the teeth of the files by keeping them always in the large 13.5 in/345mm long, zipper case. Made of splash resistant Oxford cloth with a reinforced shell and a wrap-around zipper, it opens wide for easy tool access. Each tool fits snugly with elastic straps into its respective hold to prevent moving around and becoming damaged during transportation or while at the bottom of a tool bag