What is the difference between a double cut and a bastard cut mill file?
I notice some files are described with tpi.
Is 16 tpi considered a coarse file?
I've tried to find these answers online with no luck.
Thanks
What is the difference between a double cut and a bastard cut mill file?
I notice some files are described with tpi.
Is 16 tpi considered a coarse file?
I've tried to find these answers online with no luck.
Thanks
see if this helps:
http://www.grainger.com/tps/hand_too...tion_guide.pdf
That is exaclty what I was looking for.
Wow thanks.
I have two old files that are rusty and wanted to replace them. I would like to sharpen them if I can find the thread that covered the process.
In the day of blister-pak packaging, I have not found them locally.
I did find the 14" coarse flat file on Amazon. I ordered a file Wednesday and it arrived about 20 minutes ago. IIRC, the shipping cost was either free or just $3 or $4.
I don't know how they do it.
The file is a Simmonds and was made in Honduras. It does not have the fit and refinement of the old files (30+ years old) but it will do the job that I want it to do.
I need to joint a carcass saw that I am going to re-tooth.
OK - for that, try this:
http://www.sawmillcreek.org/showthre...s-BIG-PICTURES