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Reddit mentions of Apex Tool Group 22040NN Nicholson 5 Piece General Purpose Hand File Set

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We found 3 Reddit mentions of Apex Tool Group 22040NN Nicholson 5 Piece General Purpose Hand File Set. Here are the top ones.

Apex Tool Group 22040NN Nicholson 5 Piece General Purpose Hand File Set
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    Features:
  • Set of 5 American pattern hand files includes taper, mill, and half-round cross-section files for shaping, sharpening, and removing material in a range of applications
  • Bastard and smooth coarseness, and single and double cuts contained in the set for various degrees of material removal
  • High-carbon steel construction is strong and durable for extended tool life
  • Various lengths are included for proper reach
  • Plastic pouch with labeled compartments is included for tool identification and organization
  • Complete set of 5 files and file cleaner fits easily and securely into a rugged compact pouch.
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Number of items5
Weight1 Pounds
Width1 Inches

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Found 3 comments on Apex Tool Group 22040NN Nicholson 5 Piece General Purpose Hand File Set:

u/syntax · 3 pointsr/Blacksmith

Er ... I don't know, sorry. (They don't seem to be stocked this side of the pond).

A quick look, probably a decent bet; but I'm kinda guessing.

I did spot http://www.amazon.com/Nicholson-Piece-General-Purpose-Hand/dp/B000TDGHVY which might be a decent starter set, if you can cope with getting handles for them (or, even, one handle - you only push files, so you can, in theory, swap a handle over. That gets old really fast, however). It looks to cover the range I suggested (not exactly ... close enough), and appears to be good value.

Depending on how much filing you expect to do - you might be ok getting the cheapest files, and then moving up once they wear out; but I reckon that the cheapest ones won't last long filing steel. (If you were working anything softer (e.g. brass, aluminium) they're probably fine - but I'm assuming that's not the case here!)

(I note someone's downvoted my post above - you might want to hang on for a bit, in case someone disagrees, and wants to suggest something else as the first files to get).