Finishes New Checkering; Cleans Up Old - A Classic Tool
For pointing up new checkering and cleaning out old. The only thing to use for getting true, sharp diamonds. Available in three cuts: Coarse - for cleaning out old, dirty checkering; Medium - for pointing up new diamonds; and Fine - also for pointing up new diamonds. Advise cut desired when ordering.
SPECS: 6¼" (15.9cm) overall length.
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Customer ratings for BROWNELLS THREE SQUARE 60° BENT NEEDLE FILE COARSE CUT
Number of ratings: 4
From brownells.com: 4
Average rating: 4.8
Great tool(02/01/2013)
The fine file is perfect for 30lpi checkering and finish filing on all checkering or grooving. Just as the other two this file is not bullet proof and if you appply to much pressure on the angle you can break it. SO use safety glasses and take your time. This file will do what it is intended to do just dont over work it or like any tool it will break.
Versatile, easy to use(10/04/2012)
I have the fine and medium files though I use the medium version 90% of the time. My experience with the fine is with lines or checkering < 25 LPI. The fine just cuts cleaner when the lines are close. Make sure your file isn't tipped more to one side or the other; your diamonds will look slighlty lopsided if your file is not square to the scribe lines. I recommend attaching a handle to these and all checkering files. Having larger handles enhance control and feel.
Great file(02/01/2013)
These files are perfect for checkering mainstraps, Mainspring housing or making memory grooves on your grip safety. Really anything you need to cut a groove in. Now these files are not bullet proof and if you put alot of pressure on the angle you will break it. So use safety glasses becuase these little boogers fly like an eagle when they break. Buy two just in case. After you break one you will know how much pressure is to much. These are worth every penny.
Excellent for fine checkering(13/08/2011)
Use on fine checkering where you don't need to alternate the file from left to right. I use these when I refinish fine checkering such as a Hi Power grip. Coarse is a relative term - these files are all I use. They do get dull, so if you have a lot to do, buy two.
Product no.: 080648600 BROWNELLS THREE SQUARE 60° BENT NEEDLE FILE COARSE CUT Mfr Part: SP342C050806016705 For pointing up new checkering and cleaning out old. The only thing to use for getting true, sharp diamonds. Available in three cuts: Coarse - for cleaning out old, dirty checkering; Medium - for pointing up new diamonds; and Fine - also for pointing up new diamonds. Advise cut desired when ordering.
The BROWNELLS THREE SQUARE 60° BENT NEEDLE FILE is specifically designed for checkering tasks, such as pointing up new checkering and cleaning old ones.
It comes in three different cuts: Coarse for cleaning, Medium and Fine for pointing up new diamonds, ensuring precision in various stages of checkering work.
The file has an overall length of 6¼" (15.9cm) and is available in a 3.25" length, catering to detailed and hard-to-reach areas.
Finishes New Checkering; Cleans Up Old - A Classic Tool
For pointing up new checkering and cleaning out old. The only thing to use for getting true, sharp diamonds. Available in three cuts: Coarse - for cleaning out old, dirty checkering; Medium - for pointing up new diamonds; and Fine - also for pointing up new diamonds. Advise cut desired when ordering.
SPECS: 6¼" (15.9cm) overall length.
More...
Customer ratings for BROWNELLS THREE SQUARE 60° BENT NEEDLE FILE COARSE CUT
Number of ratings: 4
From brownells.com: 4
Average rating: 4.8
Great tool(02/01/2013)
The fine file is perfect for 30lpi checkering and finish filing on all checkering or grooving. Just as the other two this file is not bullet proof and if you appply to much pressure on the angle you can break it. SO use safety glasses and take your time. This file will do what it is intended to do just dont over work it or like any tool it will break.
Versatile, easy to use(10/04/2012)
I have the fine and medium files though I use the medium version 90% of the time. My experience with the fine is with lines or checkering < 25 LPI. The fine just cuts cleaner when the lines are close. Make sure your file isn't tipped more to one side or the other; your diamonds will look slighlty lopsided if your file is not square to the scribe lines. I recommend attaching a handle to these and all checkering files. Having larger handles enhance control and feel.
Great file(02/01/2013)
These files are perfect for checkering mainstraps, Mainspring housing or making memory grooves on your grip safety. Really anything you need to cut a groove in. Now these files are not bullet proof and if you put alot of pressure on the angle you will break it. So use safety glasses becuase these little boogers fly like an eagle when they break. Buy two just in case. After you break one you will know how much pressure is to much. These are worth every penny.
Excellent for fine checkering(13/08/2011)
Use on fine checkering where you don't need to alternate the file from left to right. I use these when I refinish fine checkering such as a Hi Power grip. Coarse is a relative term - these files are all I use. They do get dull, so if you have a lot to do, buy two.