Triangular File MEGA 175 x 8 mm model 69514

Triangular File MEGA 175 x 8 mm model 69514 is a hand file with a triangular cross-section designed for shaping, deburring and finishing internal angles, grooves and tight joints in metal, wood and plastic. With a working length of 175 mm and a 8 mm base width, this MEGA triangular file provides three cutting faces that are suitable for filing corners, sharpening saw teeth and refining profiles where flat or round files are impractical.

Advantages

The triangular profile offers access to acute angles and internal corners that flat files cannot reach. The 175 mm working length balances reach and control for workshop or hobby tasks. Hardened and hand-cut teeth deliver consistent material removal and predictable surface finish across metal, wood and plastic. Its compact size makes it convenient for precision work, repairs and maintenance in confined spaces.

Suitable for

• Shaping and deburring internal corners and V-grooves in metal components
• Sharpening saw teeth and dressing cutting edges
• Fitting and adjusting tight joints in woodworking
• Finishing small plastic parts and prototypes
• General repair, maintenance and hobby workshop tasks

Key specifications

• Working length: 175 mm
• Profile: triangular cross-section (three cutting faces)
• Base width: 8 mm
• Material compatibility: metal, wood, plastic
• Typical applications: internal angle filing, groove finishing, saw tooth sharpening

How to use

Secure the workpiece before filing and use steady, even strokes along the profile to remove material. Hold the file by the handle and guide the tip into corners or grooves so that the cutting faces engage the work surface. For metal, use appropriate cutting fluid if needed and clear filings from the teeth periodically with a file card to maintain cutting efficiency. For wood and plastic, apply lighter pressure to avoid tearing or melting the material.

Usage recommendations

Choose the triangular file when you need to reach internal angles or sharpen serrated edges. Match filing pressure and stroke speed to the workpiece material, clean the file teeth regularly, and store the tool dry to preserve tooth quality and ensure consistent performance.