| CROSSING | |||||||
| Swiss Pattern (meaning Swiss specification) Crossing; a tanged precision file | |||||||
| which meets or exceeds US Government specifications GGG-F-331b. Looks like | |||||||
| two half round files put together with no flat sides. It is tapered in width and | |||||||
| thickness from shoulder to point with double cut teeth on both sides. Used | |||||||
| for removing burrs in corners and much the same use as a half round file | |||||||
| where the convex portion is far more important than the flat part of the file. | |||||||
| Steel | Premium European Made | Box | Wt./ | ||||
| Length | Section | #0 | #2 | #4 | Qty. | Doz. | |
| 4″ | 15/32″ x 9/64″ | 63040 | 63042 | 63044 | 12 | 0.8 lbs. | |
| 6″ | 19/32″ x 3/16″ | 63060 | 63062 | 63064 | 12 | 2.0 lbs. | |
| 8″ | 53/64″ x 15/64” | 63080 | 63082 | – | 12 | 4,5 lbs. | |
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