Nicholson Round Hand File Without Handle, Single Cut, American Pattern, Bastard Cut, 10" Length

Good product, not exactly the same before buyout of the company designed a little different from the old one that I had, still works well

I've needed one of these for a long time. I got it for a specific project and it worked perfectly. I made a handle from acacia wood from a tree in my back yard. Always use a handle. Always store files with some kind of divider so they don't bang into each other. Don't throw out old files. Send them to Boggs Tool Works in Los Angeles for sharpening. The website is hard to understand but it is cheap enough to send in all your files. Postage is the biggest part of the cost and that's not much.

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Rat Tail files are good tools to have and make use of. This particular one is a life saver; it makes an odd job go smoothly As it goes with any tool, it takes know-how, technique and lots of practice Thanks for asking & yes, I would recommend this product to anyone interested

This file is bigger than I though it would be and works for holes that are at least 1/2" diameter. Any smaller, it becomes difficult to insert and work around the edges. I used it to file drilled holes in plastic. It takes time and patience to get a smooth result. This is too big for filing rim tape for presta valves on bikes.

What can I say? It's a Nicholson file. It comes without a handle, but I normally file that way.

This file is a great cheap round file. I love it and would recommend to anyone needing a long and good sized round file. Thanks.

This review is just to provide an update on the country of origin within the description below. It is manufactured in Brazil and not USA.

Took a few passes with it and works great. I was surprised to see that it is now made in Brazil, the existing old ones in my collection were all made in Canada, so no idea when they switched, no reason to expect that it is less quality though.