Material-Removing Files for Wood
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Rows of coarse, raised teeth on these files cut into and shave off wood to profile it to the desired shape. Also known as woodworking files, they make rough cuts to remove large amounts of material from wood workpieces before finishing them with a finer file and sandpaper. They abrade material more aggressively than Swiss-pattern files used for precision filing and finer finishes.
Half-Round Wood Rasps
Half-round wood rasps abrade material to shape and profile flat or round surfaces. Their flat face makes full contact with even surfaces and linear edges, and their convex face conforms with rounded grooves, holes, and edges. Also known as cabinet rasps, they are commonly used for cabinetmaking and woodworking tasks.
Safe Edge Cut Style
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Single Edge Cut Style
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4-in-1 Wood Rasps
4-in-1 wood rasps combine a flat rasp, half-round rasp, flat file, and half-round file to allow smoothing and rapid material removal in a single tool. Also known as four-way shoe rasps, they profile surfaces, smooth edges, sharpen blades, and file round holes and curves.
Safe Edge Cut Style
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Single Edge Cut Style
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