No need for a separate handle—these files have one built in.

Curved rows of teeth on both sides clear chips and create a scratch-free finish. Also known as auto-body and milled-tooth files.

Remove material quickly. Also known as American-pattern and machinists’ files.

Made to exacting measurements to ensure smoothness, these files are used for finishing delicate and intricate parts. Also known as Swiss-pattern files.

The wood handle provides a comfortable grip.

Flex these files over curves or bend them into slots and grooves.

File hard materials with these sets, which include the hardest, longest-lasting files available.

File slots, keyways, grooves, and corners with these four-sided tools.

With three filing surfaces, these files work in spots others can't.

The plastic handle provides a comfortable grip.

Made to exacting measurements to ensure smoothness, these files are used for finishing delicate and intricate parts. Also known as Swiss-pattern files.

Use on concave, convex, and flat surfaces.

Shave bumps and dried paint drips off the wall without scuffing the surrounding area. These files are also known as denibbing files since paint imperfections are commonly called nibs.

These files are for frequent use.

Bend these files to conform to your workpiece and they will hold the shape until you bend them again. They can be bent more than 100 times without breaking.

These narrow files are the hardest available, and are strong enough to file hard materials in small holes, grooves, and slots.

Reach into tight spots with the fine tips on these files. They last 100 times longer than standard files.

Keep different shapes of needle files on hand to remove material from stainless steel.