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Model IW-8CPFEF

Iwasaki - File 110mm Flat Extreme-Fine Cut

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Iwasaki files cut with surprising speed and yet leave a smooth surface due to the manner in which the teeth are milled and chemically etched. Combine that with the diagonal groove pattern, the...

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Iwasaki files cut with surprising speed and yet leave a smooth surface due to the manner in which the teeth are milled and chemically etched. Combine that with the diagonal groove pattern, the result is a file that will cut like a plane, but with very little resistance and with the built in chip-breakers to help prevent clogging. All of the files are safe edged, allowing you to use them to adjust a mortise and tenon joints like a float or to fine tune the body of a wood plane without digging into the adjacent surfaces. Suitable for all types woods or plastics, their aggressive action provides short detail strokes without compromising speed. Whether you are working on a carving, or turning a pen with the choice of a medium, fine and extra fine tooth configuration Iwasaki Carving Files offer the right file for your task at hand.



  • Teeth are milled and chemically etched
  • Built in chip-breakers to help prevent clogging
  • Safety edged
  • Suitable for all types woods or plastics, their aggressive action provides short detail strokes with
  • Chose from Medium, fine and extra fine tooth

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    This is amazing!

    First, I should say I have little to no experience with rasps, except that they have always disappointed me. Since it was on sale, I decided to try it. OK, this thing is SHARP! You can smooth end grain with it if you are careful. Technique matters. I watched the video, and I realized that there are many ways to apply the file to the task. In the video, the file is held at an angle and simply pulled along the wood. I think this results in a much more coarse cut than if the file is pushed lengthwise into the work. If you push lengthwise, a much lighter touch is needed, and the resulting finish is much smoother. Those just my observations so far. I am considering buying a 2nd one, or maybe the big extreme-fine cut version. I am really glad I bought this file!

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    Not clearly represented in catalogue

    good tool for quick removal of stock. Leaves rather coarse surface.

  3. by on

    Very effective.

    Removing severe flaws, yet leaving a smooth surfface.

  4. by on

    Excellent.

    This is the cleanest cutting file/rasp I've ever owned and I have all the major names, including Auriou. You just let this file ride softly along your surface, no real hand pressure, and it will yield an accurate, plane-like surface.