Filar, Skavstål, Gradverktyg

Usage:
For filing flat surfaces, sharp corners and edges and for deburring. A double grade file should be used for work in high alloy tool steels. Also suitable for sharpening certain tools. High felling.
Design:
Straight edges, double grade, one edge without grade, one edge single grade.
Cutting:
Next to last the number in the model designation indicates chopping.
1 = Coarse, 2 = Medium, 3 = Fine.

Usage
Useful for all kinds of filing.
Gives high removal rate and good surface finish in most materials.
Design:
Rough single grade with chip breaker , an edge single degree.
Cutting:
The penultimate number in the model designation indicates the cut.
1 = Coarse.

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Gouge tool with comfortable 2-component handle. For quick and efficient deburring of pipes, edges, holes, etc. Exchangeable deburring knife. All straightedges of type S (Ø 3.2 mm) fit in the handle. Practical storage of gouges inside the handle.
Contents:
1 pc HSS gouge knife S10, which is best suited for deburring aluminum, plastic and steel.
1 pc HSS gouge knife S20 , which is best suited for deburring brass and cast iron.
1 pc HSS gouge S35, for deburring straight edges in most materials.

Pencil-style gouge tool with aluminum handle. For quick and efficient deburring of pipes, edges, holes, etc. Exchangeable deburring knife. All straightedges of type S (Ø 3.2 mm) fit in the handle. Delivered with 1 HSS leveling knife S10, which is best suited for deburring in aluminium, plastic and steel.

For adjustment of both internal and external threads according to ISO. The file teeth allow machining across or lengthways.
Supplied for the following thread systems:
M: For Metric threads M-MF (60°) Pitch 0.8, 1, 1.25, 1 .5, 1.75, 2, 2.5, 3.
UN: For Unified threads UNC-UNF (60°) Threads/inch 24, 20, 18, 16, 14, 13, 12, 11.
W: For Whitworth coarse threads (55°) Threads/inch 24, 20, 18, 16, 14, 12, 11, 10.
G (R): For Whiworth pipe threads (55°) Threads/inch 28, 19, 14, 11.

Use:
For filing concave and flat surfaces as well as larger holes.
Suitable for deburring work.
Design:
Tapered shape, double degree.
Chopping:
The penultimate number in the model designation indicates the chopping,
1 = Coarse, 2 = Medium, 3 = Fine.

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The needle file set in 10 parts. Rubber handle. Round, semi-round, triangular, square and flat files. 
Contents: 
1 pc flat file, width 5.0 mm 
1 pc triangular file, width 3, 5 mm (tapered) 
1 pc triangular file, width 5.0 mm (tapered) 
1 pc flat/semi-round file, width 5.0 mm (tapered) 
1 pc round file, Ø 2.5 mm (tapered) 
1 pc round file, Ø 3.0 mm (tapered) < br>1 flat file with tip, width 5.0 mm (tapered) 
1 flat file with knife shape, width 5.0 mm (tapered) 
1 pc half-round file, width 4.5 mm (tapered) 
1 pc square file, width 3.0 mm (tapered)

Loose cutting blades. Long. Fits tools 21-101, 21-103 and 21-122.

Surform planer in metal with 140 mm long, replaceable, fine rasp blade. Perfect for edges and tight spaces. The blade is quickly detached with a finger screw. Extra strong metal frame for strength and durability.

Molded plastic surform scraper. Drag grater. Curved blade that is easily replaced and clicks into place. Comes with a blade. For 65 mm long 21-515 blades.

Cast surform planer with replaceable fine rasp blade. Perfect for edges and tight spaces Easy to handle with one-handed grip. Quick and easy blade change. The blade is loosened with a finger screw. For all types of 140 mm long blades.

Use:
For filing rounded holes and hole vessels as well as semi-round grooves.
Design:
Round, tapered shape, double degree.
Chopping:
The penultimate number in the model designation indicates chopping,
1 = Coarse, 2 = Medium, 3 = Fine.

Usage:
For filing, for example, narrow grooves and tight spaces.
Design:
Tapered, double degree, edges single degree
Cutting
The penultimate number in the model designation indicates chopping.
2 = Medium.

Usage:
For sharpening circular, log and frame saw blades with fine teeth and band saw blades. Also used for drawing and fine filing as well as polishing and deburring work. Often used in the engineering industry as a turning and deburring file.
Design:
Flat file, thin, single degree. Bevelled edges, a round edge.
Bevelling:
The penultimate number in the model designation indicates bevelling.
1 = Coarse.

Usage:
Double grade - coarse sharpening of tools and garden tools.
Single grade - fine sharpening of ditto as well as knives, scissors, etc.
Design:
Flat file with two different chops.
Chop:
One side 1 = Coarse and one side 2 = Medium.

Use:
For sharpening straight toothed saws with finer teeth.
Design:
Shafted. Parallel, conical sides. Single hewn.
4-272 hewn type A (forward hewn).
Hewn:
The penultimate number in the model designation indicates hewn.
3 = Fine.

Round saw chain file with special cutting that provides fast and even felling when filing. Hardened for high wear resistance and long service life. 12-pack.