Keep multiple files on hand for workpieces of different shapes and sizes.

All sets include American-pattern files, also known as machinists' files.

Double Cut—Surface has two sets of diagonal teeth and is often used with heavier pressure than single cut for rapid material removal.

Single Cut—Surface has one set of diagonal teeth and is often used with light pressure to slowly remove material and sharpen tool-cutting surfaces.

Files with wood handles have a durable grip that's shaped to fit comfortably in your hand.

Don't see the set you need? Create your own with a tool roll and individual files.

A pen-shaped holder stores six files. Use to clean contacts on electrical components such as spark plugs, switches, relays, and ignition points.

Rods are used for cleaning pits on contacts.

Reach into the smallest holes, grooves, and slots to perform detailed work. These tools have a file at each end and a smooth portion in the middle for a comfortable grip. Also known as riffler files.