What is this hand file designed for?

This flat workshop file is used for filing flat surfaces, sharp corners, shoulders, and deburring metal workpieces.

What does cut 3 (smooth cut) mean?

Cut 3 indicates a fine tooth pitch. It is intended for precision finishing and producing a smooth surface finish.

Is a handle included with this file?

No, this file is supplied without a handle. You can fit an appropriate separate file handle onto the tang.

What are the dimensions of this file?

The file has a length of 250 mm, a width of 25 mm, and a thickness of 5.5 mm.

How are the surfaces and edges cut?

The broad surfaces are double-cut, and one edge is uncut (safe edge) to protect adjacent surfaces when working in corners.

BAHCO 1-100-10-3-0 hand block file without handle sweet 250 mm

Name: BAHCO 1-100-10-3-0 hand block file without handle sweet 250 mm
Brand: BAHCO
SKU: 41050017
Price: 9.17 EUR
Availability: InStock

Supplier number: BAHCO 1-100-10-3-0 | EAN 7311518019112

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Fine finishing on flat surfaces

Practical benefits

Efficient removal on steel: This Bahco file cuts smoothly through high-alloy tool steel thanks to double-cut surfaces designed for steady deburring.
Safe work in corners: You file internal shoulders and sharp corners safely because one edge is uncut to protect adjacent surfaces.
Smooth surface quality: The cut 3 pattern delivers an exceptionally clean finish when deburring metal workpieces.

In a nutshell

The right choise for

With the Bahco 1-100-10-3-0 hand file, you achieve smooth precision finishing on flat metal surfaces, sharp corners, and shoulders. The fine cut 3 tooth pattern easily removes rough tool marks and sharp burrs after cutting or machining, delivering a clean surface finish. Double-cut faces provide steady material removal, even on tough high-alloy tool steels. Thanks to the single uncut safe edge, you can file right up against internal corners without damaging adjacent surfaces. Measuring 250 mm in length, 25 mm in width, and 5.5 mm in thickness, this flat workshop file offers excellent control, ready to be fitted with your preferred separate handle on the tang.

Product information FAQ

€9.17

In stock - tax incl.

Key features according to our expert

Length: 250 mm
Width: 25 mm
cut: 3
Shape (file): Flat
With stitches: No
File type: Workshop file
Thickness: 5,5 mm

Product description:

For filing flat surfaces, sharp corners and shoulders as well as for deburring
To work in high-alloy tool steels, for the sharpening of heavy implements
High removal rate
Shape: Edges and surfaces parallel
Surfaces double cut, one edge uncut, one edge single cut
Type of cut: 1 = Bastard, 2 = Second, 3 = Smooth

All Features

Length: 250 mm
Width: 25 mm
Cut: 3
Shape (file): Flat
With stitches: No
File type: Workshop file
Thickness: 5,5 mm
File width mm (b): 25 mm
Weight g: 250 g
File length mm (a): 250 mm
File width inch (b): 63/64 in
File thickness inch (c): 7/32 in
File length inch (a): 10 in
Weight oz oz: 8,8 oz
Teeth per cm: 17
Type of cut: 3
File length mm: 250 mm
Teeth per inch: 43
File thickness mm (c): 5,5 mm

Brand BAHCO
41050017
EAN 7311518019112
Supplier number BAHCO 1-100-10-3-0
Warranty Lifetime warranty on Bahco? Or limited in time? Read more about it here.

Frequently asked questions about this product

Answered by specialists

What is this hand file designed for?: This flat workshop file is used for filing flat surfaces, sharp corners, shoulders, and deburring metal workpieces.
What does cut 3 (smooth cut) mean?: Cut 3 indicates a fine tooth pitch. It is intended for precision finishing and producing a smooth surface finish.
Is a handle included with this file?: No, this file is supplied without a handle. You can fit an appropriate separate file handle onto the tang.
What are the dimensions of this file?: The file has a length of 250 mm, a width of 25 mm, and a thickness of 5.5 mm.
How are the surfaces and edges cut?: The broad surfaces are double-cut, and one edge is uncut (safe edge) to protect adjacent surfaces when working in corners.