BAHCO triangular file 100 mm – set of 10 pieces (without handle)

BAHCO triangular file 100 mm – set of 10 pieces (without handle) is a pack of hand files designed for precision filing tasks in metalworking and woodworking. Each file has a triangular cross-section that allows access to internal angles and narrow slots. The 100 mm working length provides control and accuracy when shaping, deburring, cutting teeth, or finishing edges. Files are supplied without handles so users can fit their preferred handle type for comfort and leverage.

Advantages

The triangular geometry gives three cutting faces for efficient material removal in corners and V-shaped grooves. A 100 mm length balances reach with control for small to medium workshop tasks. Supplied as a set of ten, the pack ensures an on-hand supply for repeated jobs or for teams and professional settings. Being handle-free allows compatibility with different handle styles and sizes and reduces packaging volume for storage and transport.

Suitable for

• Filing internal angles and V-grooves in metal
• Sharpening saw teeth and small blades
• Shaping and finishing wooden joints and profiles
• Deburring edges on machined parts
• Workshop maintenance and small fabrication jobs

Key specifications

• File shape: triangular cross-section (three faces)
• Working length: 100 mm
• Quantity: set of 10 files
• Intended use: metalworking and woodworking hand filing
• Delivery condition: files supplied without handles
• Cut type: single- or double-cut profiles suitable for cutting, shaping and finishing (see product labelling)

How to use

Select a suitable handle and mount it securely before use to ensure grip and safety. Hold the file with one hand on the handle and the other guiding near the tip for stability. Apply steady, even strokes along the workpiece in the prescribed cutting direction, using the triangular faces to work internal angles and grooves. Periodically clear filings from the teeth using a file card or brush to maintain cutting efficiency. For precise results, check fit and dimensions frequently and make small, incremental removals rather than aggressive cuts.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves. Match file cut grade to the material hardness and the required finish; finer cuts for finishing, coarser cuts for rapid material removal. Store files dry and clean to prevent corrosion, and avoid using the tip as a prying tool to preserve teeth geometry.