Warding Files
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Warding files abrade material in narrow notches and slots. Their tapered sides come to a point and form a thin profile to debur and repair keyholes, cut ward notches in keys, and file other narrow spaces. They are commonly used by locksmiths and machinists.
Double-Cut Warding Files
Double-cut teeth on the faces of these warding files make aggressive cuts. Each face has two crisscrossing sets of diagonal rows of teeth that slant in opposite directions to remove material more quickly and leave a rougher finish than single-cut teeth.
Single Edge Cut Style
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Double-Cut & Single-Cut Warding Files
Double- and single-cut warding files provide two different cut styles for rapid stock removal and smoothing with a single tool. The double-cut face has two crisscrossing sets of diagonal rows of teeth that slant in opposite directions to remove material more quickly and leave a rougher finish than single-cut teeth. The single-cut face has teeth that run in diagonal rows and one direction to sharpen edges and produce smooth surface finishes.
Single Edge Cut Style
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